Foiled Chicago Hindu temple shooting plot sparks fear among Indian Americans over rising hate and safety concerns
Author: Zofeen Maqsood
Taco Bell coworkers alerted police after suspect allegedly shared white supremacist views, photos of a rifle and an eight-page manifesto expressing hatred toward Indians and other groups.
The Labor Department’s PERM suspension for major tech employers has raised concerns among H-1B workers pursuing U.S. green cards. Immigration experts explain the potential impact and explore alternative pathways to permanent residency.
International students can leverage cross-cultural skills, adaptability, human judgment to stay competitive as AI reshapes the job market
October Visa Bulletin advances EB-1 for Indians by seven months and restores EB-2 availability amid growing interest in EB-1A and EB-5.
Jeremy Savory, founder of Dubai-based Savory & Partners, discusses the rise of “passportmaxxing,” why global mobility is becoming a key wealth strategy, and why second residencies, rather than second passports, may be a smarter option for many Indian nationals.
As immigration uncertainty grows, the focus for many H-1B professionals is shifted to maintaining status and staying in the country.
A federal judge blocks DHS’s Duration of Status rule, giving international students temporary relief as legal challenges continue.
Anti-Indian backlash in the US echoes historic discrimination, as South Asian communities confront rising hate, xenophobia and threats
Proposed U.S. student visa changes could affect Indian students through fixed admission periods, extensions and new USCIS requirements.
A new report documents a sharp rise in anti-South Asian slurs and threats as community members describe racism, workplace harassment and growing anxiety over immigration policies
An Indian software engineer on an H-1B visa recalls losing his U.S. job and having just 60 days to sell his home and return to India
Immigration attorneys say even minor, long-forgotten infractions are drawing attention as USCIS takes a closer look at applicants’ overall records
Zepz report finds younger immigrants are driving remittance trends as small, frequent transfers increasingly support expense across countries
“At least 80% of the surge in EB-5 investor visa is driven by Indian professionals already in the United States, particularly H-1B and F-1 visa holders, who are looking for a more secure pathway to permanent residency,” said Huimin Jenny Zhan, immigration expert.
Experts explain why the proposed $100,000 OPT fee faces legal hurdles and could hurt U.S. universities, employers, and international students
TIME100 creator Shama Hyder discusses her immigrant journey, AI’s future, entrepreneurship, and building a global brand through digital innovation.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan primary victory fuels debate over the Democratic Party’s future, progressive politics, and centrist leadership
A federal court may have halted the Trump administration’s controversial $100,000 H-1B visa fee, but employers say the larger problem remains
Indian families question U.S. education as proposed OPT fee hikes and visa uncertainty raise concerns over jobs and future prospects
Indian H-1B and F-1 visa holders considering EB-5 should understand the Sept. 30, 2026, grandfathering deadline and investment rules.
AI may not replace workers yet as companies prioritise human oversight, specialised expertise, measurable business value over automation.
Laid-off H-1B professionals return to India, accepting lower salaries as Big Tech expands GCCs amid layoffs and visa uncertainty
The U.S. Consulate in Kolkata has introduced four new B1/B2 visa appointment categories. Here’s what the change means for applicants
Indian American chef Ankish Shetty explains how chefs, artists, and musicians can qualify for H-1B and O-1 visas in the United States.