Civil Rights Groups Sue Over 75-Country Visa Ban
Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the State Department regarding a visa ban affecting 75 countries.
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Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the State Department regarding a visa ban affecting 75 countries.
A federal lawsuit challenges the U.S. State Department's pause on immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries.
EAD processing times may extend into 2026, causing significant delays for H-4 spouses and adjustment of status applicants.
An EB-1A self-petition was denied in Nebraska despite meeting all four criteria, raising questions about the appeal process.
A PhD holder's EB2 NIW I-140 approval highlights USCIS's stringent requirements for petitions.
An Egyptian man was sworn in as a U.S. citizen after a canceled naturalization hearing led to a federal court trial.
A recent federal court ruling opens new avenues for EB-1A applicants by deeming discretionary denials unlawful.
USCIS announces the H-1B cap registration period for FY 2027, opening March 4, 2026, and closing March 19, 2026.
Recent changes to the H-1B lottery system significantly reduce entry-level applicants' chances of selection.
In 2024, I-140 approvals for Indian citizens hit 40,267, indicating a potential shift in backlog dynamics.
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