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Aspirant Americans tell of exclusions from ceremonies by sudden policy introduced on ‘security’ grounds

U.S. immigration authorities are increasingly arresting undocumented immigrants during green card interviews, a shift that lawyers say has turned what was once a routine step toward legal status into a point of detention for some families.

"People are afraid to go to their interviews."

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services offices have been instructed to supply up to 200 denaturalization cases per month.

The Guardian followed immigration attorney Milli Atkinson as she pivoted from case to case – and tried to keep herself sane. This is what her typical day looks like

The US has been punishing ‘an entire group’ since the arrest of an Afghan in the shooting of two national guard troops

"[Y]ou're effectively shutting down the legal immigration process," one expert warned.

The contract language suggests the new relationship aims to root out fraud including “wedding-based schemes” in immigration services applications.

Europe’s Nomads vs. America’s OpportunitiesSince 2020, Europe has become a global magnet for digital nomads. Lisbon’s riverfront cafés, Tallinn’s e-Residency ecosystem, and Berlin’s creative hubs all actively welcome remote workers, who bring foreign income and minimal regulatory burden. For many professionals, the arrangement is ideal: maintain your job, enjoy a…

Green card applicants face new 18-month work permit limits after a Trump policy change, prompting warnings over delays, higher fees and employment risks.

President orders pause on asylum claims and extra scrutiny of migrants from 19 countries after Washington shooting