Immigration Policy - Page 2

Andy Burnham speaking at the Labour Party conference in 2016

November 4, 2026

Policy·UK

Labour backbenchers press Burnham over Mahmood immigration bill

More than eighty Labour backbench MPs have written directly to Prime Minister Andy Burnham warning that Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s immigration and asylum bill risks alienating the progressive voters who helped return

USCIS headquarters groundbreaking ceremony showing the federal immigration agency's facilities

News·Policy

USCIS Case Status Receipt Number: How to Check and What ICE Death Toll Means

USCIS Case Status Receipt Number Guide and ICE Custody Death Toll 2026 More than 12 million immigration applications and petitions are waiting in the USCIS system. At the same time, one tally reported in June 2026 counted at least 54

November 2, 2026

US Third-Country Deportation Agreements: What We Know About the 35-Plus Deals

News·Policy·USA

US third-country deportation agreements with at least 35 nations have placed removal flights in Kingston, Georgetown, and Monrovia — carrying migrants who have never

Tech Visa and PERM Green Card Freeze: Sound Economic Policy or Pre-Election Political Theatrics?

Business·Policy·USA

The Labor Department moved to halt green card filings for two tech firms. Whether the action protects domestic workers or positions the administration for

Federal agents at an immigration worksite raid in Georgia

Policy·USA

Up to 200,000 asylum applicants at risk: visa revocation plan targets B-1/B-2 holders under executive order

Reports indicate that up to 200,000 foreign nationals holding B-1/B-2 visitor visas who applied for asylum could face visa revocation under executive orders, sparking debate among immigration lawyers and policy experts about

Sunita Somvanshi

August 26, 2026

Federal agents conducting an immigration raid at the Hyundai-LG battery plant construction site in Bryan County, Georgia, where 475 workers were detained in September 2025.

News·Politics·World

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Immigrant-Visa Ban for 75 Countries

A federal judge in New York ruled Friday that President Trump’s ban on immigrant visas for 75 countries was unlawful and ordered it stopped. The decision reopens a green-card path for families

Govind Tekale

August 23, 2026

The Great Dome at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, illuminated at night.

Business·Policy·Politics·USA

Trump Administration Weighs a $100,000 Fee on OPT, the Work Route for Foreign Graduates

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a $100,000 fee on Optional Practical Training, the programme that lets international graduates work in the US after their degree.

Sunita Somvanshi

August 6, 2026

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