Trump Uses Obscure Report To Justify New Immigration Restrictions
The Trump administration has cited an obscure Department of Homeland Security report to justify new immigration restrictions.| Forbes
The Trump administration has cited an obscure Department of Homeland Security report to justify new immigration restrictions.| Forbes
A nominee for USCIS director said he will end Optional Practical Training for international students wanting to work after graduation.| Forbes
H-1B cap registrations declined, but USCIS still rejected almost two-thirds of applications for FY 2026 due to the low annual limit.| Forbes
The Trump administration plans to publish soon a proposed rule to end or significantly change the annual H-1B visa lottery.| Forbes
A Trump rule to price H-1B professionals and high-skilled immigrants out of the U.S. labor market offers clues to a second term.| Forbes
If elected, Donald Trump is unlikely to pass legislation to award green cards to all foreign graduates of U.S. universities.| Forbes
U.S. government data confirm that more than one million Indians now wait in employment-based immigration backlogs.| Forbes
Court losses forced Trump officials to change policies found to be unlawful, causing H-1B denials to drop dramatically.| Forbes
Donald Trump did not enact any measures to increase access to H-1B visas and high-skilled immigrants, and a second term may be similar.| Forbes
Blaming immigrants for eating pets was an American urban legend years before Donald Trump spread the rumor about Haitians in Ohio.| Forbes
Periods of reduced illegal entry happened not due to enforcement but economic and demographic changes and opening legal pathways.| Forbes
