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US Judge Blocks New Visa Limits for Students, Journalists
A US federal judge temporarily halted new visa rules that would limit how long international students and foreign journalists can remain in the country. US Judge Blocks New Visa Limits for Students, Journalists A US federal judge has postponed the implementation of a Trump administration policy imposing stricter time limits on foreign students and journalists studying or working in the United States.
US Judge Blocks New Visa Limits for Students, Journalists
A US federal judge temporarily halted new visa rules that would limit how long international students and foreign journalists can remain in the country. US Judge Blocks New Visa Limits for Students, Journalists A US federal judge has postponed the implementation of a Trump administration policy imposing stricter time limits on foreign students and journalists studying or working in the United States.
Trump Plan Could End 60-Day H-1B Grace Period After Layoffs
The Trump administration has proposed eliminating the 60-day grace period that allows certain temporary visa holders, including H-1B workers, to remain in the United States after losing their jobs while they seek another employer or prepare to leave the country. The planned change was published by the Department of Homeland Security in the Federal Register, according to Reuters. If finalised, it could require affected workers to leave the country when their authorised employment end
Trump Plan Could End 60-Day H-1B Grace Period After Layoffs
The Trump administration has proposed eliminating the 60-day grace period that allows certain temporary visa holders, including H-1B workers, to remain in the United States after losing their jobs while they seek another employer or prepare to leave the country. The planned change was published by the Department of Homeland Security in the Federal Register, according to Reuters. If finalised, it could require affected workers to leave the country when their authorised employment end
DHS Proposes $103,265 H-1B Fee for Cap-Subject Petitions
The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed an additional $103,265 fee for each H-1B cap-subject petition. If finalised, the charge would be paid in addition to existing filing and statutory fees, significantly increasing employer sponsorship costs. The proposal does not target any one nationality. However, Indian professionals could be disproportionately affected because they form a major share of H-1B beneficiaries, particularly in technology and other specialised occupati
DHS Proposes $103,265 H-1B Fee for Cap-Subject Petitions
The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed an additional $103,265 fee for each H-1B cap-subject petition. If finalised, the charge would be paid in addition to existing filing and statutory fees, significantly increasing employer sponsorship costs. The proposal does not target any one nationality. However, Indian professionals could be disproportionately affected because they form a major share of H-1B beneficiaries, particularly in technology and other specialised occupati
Court Blocks Yemen TPS Termination, Work Authorization Extended Until July 2026
Court Pauses Yemen TPS Termination A federal court has temporarily blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Yemen, allowing eligible beneficiaries to remain in the United States while the legal case continues. The court found that the Department of Homeland Security may not have followed required procedures before ending the TPS designation, including proper interagency consultation. The ruling pauses an earlier DHS decision that planned
Court Blocks Yemen TPS Termination, Work Authorization Extended Until July 2026
Court Pauses Yemen TPS Termination A federal court has temporarily blocked the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Yemen, allowing eligible beneficiaries to remain in the United States while the legal case continues. The court found that the Department of Homeland Security may not have followed required procedures before ending the TPS designation, including proper interagency consultation. The ruling pauses an earlier DHS decision that planned









