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Higher USCIS Immigration Fees Take Effect, Judge Refuses To Block

Higher immigration fees became effective on April 1, 2024, after a U.S. district judge refused to block the USCIS fee rule.

Podcast on USCIS fees, H1-B contingency, and migrant work permits

State Department H-1B Visa Renewal Pilot Will Not Include Dependents

A promising State Department pilot program to renew H-1B visas in the United States will not include the dependents of H-1B professionals.

International Fresh Produce Association CEO Cathy Burns Calls for Immigration Reform at Leading the Way Conference; Stefanie Katzman Comments

Produce Industry Leaders Speak up About Need for Immigration Reform

The International Fresh Produce Association took the stage at the National Immigration Forum’s Leading the Way Conference to shine a light on a hot topic.

What to Know in Washington: Big Tech Steps Up Gifts to Lawmakers

As Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) decides whether to hold a vote on legislation aimed at forcing more competition on big tech firms, he’s become the beneficiary of a wave of personal donations from lobbyists for the internet giants.

USCIS Processing Of Employment-Based Green Card Applications In Fiscal Year 2022 And Beyond - Work Visas

The Department of State (DOS) estimates that the employment-based annual visa limit for fiscal year (FY) 2022 will reach a record high of 280,000.

STEM Immigration Measure Hits Dead End as Competition Hopes Dim

Lawmakers seeking to ease green card access for immigrants with advanced science and technology degrees are poised to lose a key legislative pathway as the Senate prepares to advance a slim chip manufacturing bill instead of a sweeping US competitiveness package.

What to Know in Washington: Biden's Woes Loom Over Mideast Trip

President Joe Biden will seek to salvage relations with Saudi Arabia in a Mideast trip that risks political embarrassment unless near-record US gasoline prices swiftly come back to Earth.

What to Know in Washington: Injured Officer Leads Jan. 6 Hearing

A police officer injured by rioters at the US Capitol on Jan. 6 and a documentary filmmaker who captured events that day, will be witnesses in Thursday night’s opening televised hearing by a House committee investigating the attack.