A new House bill could raise H-1B employer fines to $250,000 and impose bans of up to 10 years for serious visa violations.
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A preliminary injunction blocks federal immigration officers from arresting individuals without warrants unless escape risks are demonstrated
Immigration attorneys say even minor, long-forgotten infractions are drawing attention as USCIS takes a closer look at applicants’ overall records
An H-1B visa holder misses deadline to pay $600 traffic fine that led to visa revocation, showing immigration risks of ignoring court orders.
USCIS faces legal challenge after allegedly citing LinkedIn connection requests as grounds to question a citizenship applicant’s character.
Rising H-1B fees, stricter scrutiny and RFEs push employers and applicants to strengthen documentation, compliance, alternative visa planning.
Understand U.S. visa refusal, legal standards, evidentiary thresholds, and strategic steps to rebuild, realign, and reapply confidently.
An internal U.S. State Department cable suggests chronic illnesses may affect visa eligibility, sparking concern among Indian applicants.
Leading immigration attorneys Greg Siskind and Charles H. Kuck discuss the landmark lawsuit, its constitutional implications, and its impact on America’s skilled immigration system.
The incorrect Form I-797 notices issued by Vermont, Nebraska, and California centers: report.