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Trump Admin Revives 'Public Charge' Rule That Could Deny Green Cards to Immigrants Who Use Public Benefits

USCIS said "the federal government is reaffirming the requirement of self-reliance" and "protecting public resources with the measure

Latin Times

Delaney Hall is getting worse

Volunteers say conditions have worsened at the New Jersey detention facility since the hunger strike ended

Salon

Your US study visa doesn't decide how long you can stay in America. This does.

The US student visa does not determine how long an international student can legally stay in America. That depends on their immigration status after entry. With the Trump administration ending the decades-old Duration of Status (D/S) system, students will now receive fixed periods of stay instead of open-ended admission based…

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Trump Administration Weighs $100,000 Green Card Bond Under Latest Immigration Crackdown

The Trump administration is reportedly considering a $100,000 bond for green card applications, as it intensifies its immigration crackdown.

Benzinga

Trump administration weighs $100,000 bond for some green card applicants

The Trump administration is considering a $100,000 bond for some green card applicants. This proposal aims to ensure immigrants can financially support themselves in the United States. Applicants would likely receive the bond back after becoming US citizens, which takes years. Immigration lawyers express concerns that this could prevent lower-income…

The Economic Times

Canada halts new parent, grandparent sponsorship applications until further notice

Canada has paused new applications for its Parents and Grandparents Program. This move aims to manage immigration levels and reduce processing backlogs. Existing applications will continue to be processed by the government. Approved permanent residents will be up to fifteen thousand in 2026.

The Economic Times

Applying for a US green card? Your fate will be in the hands of Trump's officers

A new public charge rule will assess immigrants' reliance on government aid. Immigration officers will gain broader discretion in evaluating applicants' circumstances. This regulation replaces the Biden-era framework with a case-by-case approach. The rule primarily affects family and employment-based green card applicants. It is scheduled to take effect on September…

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Lawmakers demand answers after 'bombshell' report of ICE officer shooting in Maine

Democratic members of Congress are demanding answers about Homeland Security’s vetting and training of immigration enforcement officers

The Independent UK

Trump Administration Green Card Bonds Could Hit Indian Professionals Already Trapped by Visa Backlogs

The US State Department is considering a proposal requiring a $100,000 bond from certain overseas applicants for permanent residency, potentially adding financial strain to an already challenging process.

International Business Times UK

Maine shooting and officer's background raise new questions about ICE's rapid hiring

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been rapidly expanding its workforce, hiring thousands of new officers

The Independent UK

Leavitt's First Briefing Back Covers the Waterfront — But Talks Around the Week's Deadliest Immigration Story

Leavitt's first briefing since maternity leave covered election hype, cooling inflation, and a betting scandal — but sidestepped the deadliest immigration story of the week.

Latin Times

ICE agent in Maine shooting has history of violent behavior, relatives say

The allegations surrounding the officer’s past are raising new questions about the Department of Homeland Security’s screening process for recruits

The Independent UK

Trump's $100,000 Green Card Bond Would Be Refundable, Following Blocked H-1B Fee and $1m 'Gold Card' Scheme

The Trump administration is considering a proposal requiring green card applicants to post a refundable bond of up to $100,000, potentially creating a significant financial barrier for immigrants.

International Business Times UK

Family to hold a vigil for man fatally shot by immigration officer in Houston

The family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a man fatally shot by a federal immigration agent in Houston, is holding a public vigil for him

The Independent UK

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France 24

Trump tightens US visa rules, limits stay for foreign students and journalists

President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday finalized rules imposing stricter limits on how long foreign students and journalists may stay in the United States, tightening legal immigration. Student visas would be capped at four years, while journalists would be limited to 240-day stays. Chinese journalists would face 90-day limits.

Latin Times

DHS Says At Least One Officer on Every ICE Arrest Team Will Wear Body Cameras After Two Fatal Shootings

Citing an increase in assaults against immigration agents, DHS said expanding the use of body-worn cameras across its officers nationwide remains a "top priority."

The Times of India

No Green Card if you have used benefits like Medicaid, food stamps: Immigrants should not be burden on US

New Green Card rule: If applicants depend on government schemes like Medicaid, food stamps, they may not get Green Card as they will only become burden on the administration. Applicants must now prove they will not become financial burdens on the government. USCIS will publish a revised Form I-485 for…

The Economic Times

Trump administration revives rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits

In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration is reinstating a rule that will directly affect green card applicants. Under the public charge policy, immigrants must prove their self-sufficiency to avoid dependency on public assistance. With an implementation date set for September 18, this strategy signifies a broader attempt to…

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Evening Standard

London 'sanctuary borough': Green-led council opposes 'race-based' Home Office immigration raids

Green councillors claim the Government is targeting communities ‘on the basis of race’ and ‘intimidating workers’

The Times of India

4-year fixed stay for F1 students: Immigration attorney says the biggest risk is 'booking a flight home', warns visa holders against traveling outside US

The Donald Trump administration finalized the 4-year fixed stay rule for international students which means students coming to the US will be allowed to stay only for four years -- the duration of most of the courses, and if they need to stay longer, if they start doing their OPT…

Latin Times

Trump Administration Accused of Withholding Deportation Data as Supporters Question Numbers

Supporters of President Donald Trump's mass deportation agenda are increasingly questioning whether his administration is on pace to meet its signature immigration promise after a conservative watchdog filed a lawsuit seeking records it says could reveal discrepancies in the government's deportation figures.

The Times of India

Duration of US visa stay changes - what it means for foreign students, exchange visitors and journalists

The Trump administration has introduced a new rule that replaces open-ended stays for foreign students, cultural exchange visitors and journalists with fixed visa terms, marking another shift in U.S. immigration policy, news agency Reuters reported.

International Business Times UK

Trump Immigration Policy: State Department Weighing $100,000 Upfront Green Card Fee

The Trump administration is considering forcing some green‑card applicants abroad to post bonds of around $100,000, in a move critics say would turn US immigration into a 'pay‑to‑play' system.

International Business Times UK

DOJ Threatens To Strip Police And Rape Kit Funding From Sanctuary Cities Blocking ICE

The Trump administration's threat to withhold federal funding from cities not complying with ICE directives endangers public safety services, prompting legal battles.

Latin Times

Venezuelan Man Dies During ICE Transfer in Georgia as Family Alleges He Was Denied Medication

A 45-year-old Venezuelan man died while being transported between federal immigration detention facilities in Georgia, becoming the 22nd person reported to have died in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody in 2026.

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