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Choosing the perfect state to live in the USA is an exciting yet challenging decision, especially for students. In 2024, the possibilities are endless, with diverse opportunities in jobs, income potential, safety, and…

That a ban of the popular app is unpalatable to Americans right now doesn’t necessarily mean surrendering to a social media diet planned by Beijing.

Second Round of H-1B Cap Registration Selection – United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) conducted a second round of the H-1B cap lottery between July 28th and 31st...

'DHS sought to sanction them as co-conspirators who knowingly participated in the fraudulent operation'

A lawsuit argues USCIS declared international students and H-1B applicants inadmissible without the chance to respond.

Around 70 Indian nationals are suing the US government for denying them H-1B visas due to alleged fraud by their own employees.

Nearly 70 nationals have filed a lawsuit against the US government for denying them H-1B visas because of fraud committed by their employers.

Nearly 70 nationals have filed a lawsuit against the US government for denying them H-1B visas because of fraud committed by their employers, a report by Bloomberg Law said.The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) denied the Indian graduates ...

The lawsuit claims that these Indian graduates, who were part of a training initiative for foreign graduates from US educational institutions, faced unjust consequences due to their association with these businesses, all without being given an opportunity to defend themselves.

Don't punish us for the fraud our employers committed, appeal the Indians