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Visa Revocations and Terminations: What International Students Need to Know
1.1 million international students studied in the United States during the 2023-24 academic year, according to a recent report released by the Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and the Institute of Education. Two of the top five largest host schools for international students are located in New York City — NYU…
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CADRE/SCC VOAD Immigrant Support List
Resources Free to Low Cost Immigration Legal Services in Santa Clara County A list of vetted legal service providers for immigrant issues and immigration assistance. Some immigrants are receiving rapidly […] The post CADRE/SCC VOAD Immigrant Support List appeared first on India Currents.
How Immigrants Can Find Interpreters in U.S. Courts
Here’s what you need to know: What are my rights to an interpreter in court? Federal law requires courts to provide interpretation for individuals who are not fluent in English or have hearing impairments. The Court Interpreters Act mandates the use of certified or qualified interpreters in federal criminal and civil cases initiated by the…
Being sent “home” doesn’t mean losing your possessions
At Epicenter NYC, we’ve been hearing about immigrants selling possessions like cars or considering leaving the country voluntarily to safeguard their savings — propelled by the fear of losing everything […] The post Being sent “home” doesn’t mean losing your possessions appeared first on Epicenter NYC.
Have you or someone you know been detained by immigration? Take these critical steps
Detainee numbers rise amid shocking deportations. Here’s what to do if you or a loved one are next.
4 Asian students challenge Trump student visa revocations
Students from China, India and Nepal have joined together to sue the Trump administration after the Department of Homeland Security stripped them of their student visas, reports First Post. The four students are all enrolled at public universities in Michigan. They have been identified as Chinmay Deore from India, Xiangyun Bu and Qiuyi Yang from…
New USCIS policy expands social media scrutiny of immigrants and raises First Amendment alarms
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced a sweeping new policy on April 9, 2025, granting immigration officers the authority to deny visas, green cards, and other immigration benefits based on an applicant’s social media activity deemed supportive of antisemitic terrorism or harassment. The announcement marks a significant expansion of discretionary power under federal…
Legal immigrants, green card holders, naturalized citizens—Who’s safe from the deportation dragnet?
Immigrants in limbo Other than those indigenous to this vast and blessed land, we are all immigrants here in the United States of America, with rights enshrined in the constitution, […] The post Legal Immigrants, Green Card Holders, Naturalized Citizens—Who’s Safe from Deportation Dragnet? appeared first on India Currents.
Immigration crackdowns disrupt the caregiving industry. Families pay the price.
Trump’s latest immigration orders threaten the labor force underpinning America’s caregiving system.
Immigration tracker: Latest updates on ICE deportations, sanctuary cities and legal protections
Trump has rolled back key immigration protections. This tracker breaks down the most urgent policy changes. The post Immigration tracker: Latest updates on ICE deportations, sanctuary cities and legal protections appeared first on El Tecolote.
Bhutanese immigrants in limbo after ICE crackdown
U.S. authorities have detained at least 60 and deported at least 12 Nepali-speaking Bhutanese.
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