Immigration
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End green card country quotas to get skilled workforce: Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar
By Lalit K. Jha Washington– Indian-American Congressman Shri Thanedar has called for faster visa processing and an end to country-based…
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Vance Announces New Crackdown on H-1B Visa Fraud
Washington — Vice President J.D. Vance on Wednesday announced a new crackdown on alleged fraud involving the H-1B visa program,…
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Indian Americans Welcome Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship Ruling
Washington– Indian American lawmakers and community leaders welcomed the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision reaffirming birthright citizenship, calling it a victory…
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Group of Congressional Democrats Challenge CDL Rule Affecting Immigrant Workers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A group of 25 Democratic members of Congress, led by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) and joined…
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India Leads Global Skilled Visa Pipelines, Report Says
New Delhi — India remains one of the world’s leading sources of high-skilled workers, ranking at or near the top…
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States Hail Court Ruling Blocking $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
Washington — State attorneys general across the United States welcomed a federal court ruling that struck down the Trump administration’s…
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Lawmakers, Advocates Welcome H-1B Court Ruling
Washington — Democratic lawmakers, state officials and policy advocates welcomed a federal court ruling striking down the Trump administration’s $100,000…
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H-1B Fight Heads to Congress After Court Ruling
Washington — A Republican congressman is pushing legislation to permanently impose a $100,000 H-1B visa requirement after a federal judge…
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Lawmakers Seek H-1B Visa Fee Relief for Foreign Teachers in Underserved Areas
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers are urging the Department of Homeland Security to consider relief for foreign teachers recruited to work in…
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Visa Delay Could Put 2,000 Foreign Graduate Students at Risk at New Hampshire College
WASHINGTON — A New Hampshire college could lose as many as 2,000 international graduate students if the Department of Homeland…
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