Prominent immigration attorney Nandini Nair discusses the ramifications of the new executive order signed by the president on Wednesday.
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The executive order comes into effect at 11:59 pm on April 23, 2020.
An executive order could come anytime this week: report.
Agency suggests timely filing of extension of stay application to avoid immigration consequences of pandemic.
Indians in America have been lobbying for S.386, a bill to remove Green Card country caps.
“Walk for Equality†will start from the City Hall in downtown Chicago and end at Durbin’s office.
Indians form the second largest group of immigrants in the state of Indiana
Cuccinelli, recently appointed by Trump, is known for his anti-immigrant stance.
Trump tweets on Friday: “H1-B holders in the United States can rest assured that changes are soon coming.”
Murthy was among eight prominent Indian American women honored at the American Bazaar Women Entrepreneurs and Leaders event.
Many Indian Americans who have had success in the United States live in bubbles and don’t see injustices other minorities are subjected to, says the actor.
The John Oliver-style news comedy dissects some of the defining issues of our time with humor.
At “Families Belong Together” rallies, activists demand reunification of families, ending inhumane detentions, abolishing ICE.
DHS tells a court that the proposal is expected to be published for public feedback in June.
The bill, titled Detention Oversight Not Expansion (DONE) Act, will monitor the Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Washington Democrat pivots to discuss the larger immigration issue.
The Indian American lawmaker says she is “thrilled†by Judge John Bates’ ruling.
USCIS chief Cissna informs Sen. Grassley that the administration plans to propose regulatory changes to end H-4 work permit program.
Professors Bidisha Biswas and Ramya M. Vijaya say most Indian immigrants are not highly skilled, but are family members.
The Washington Democrat boycotted Trump’s State of the Union address.
The legislators accuse the president of “fear mongering†and equating immigrants with terrorists; vow to fight for Dreamers.
He was under detention since January 11.
The bill also wants to remove the current 20,000 visa limit for US master’s degree holders if their employers are willing to sponsor their green cards.
The proposal had caused widespread panic among H-1B employees from India.
Why the Trump administration is unlikely to act on a proposal to eliminate H-1B extensions.