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A group of nearly 70 Indian nationals have been denied their H-1B visa by the American government. They received no prior notice from the D. | World News

Biden's deputies are hiding a population of at least 2 million foreign white-collar workers in jobs needed by young and old U.S. graduates.

Business advocacy groups are urging the U.S. Supreme Court not to revive a lawsuit that challenged an Obama-era extension of access to Optional Practical Training for foreign graduates in science, technology, engineering and math, emphasizing the training program's roots go back to the Truman administration.

As an F-1 student, you may be concerned about your freedom to express your political views without fear of repercussions in the United States. You may wonder if you can engage in political discussions and express your opinions without fear of repercussions. In this article, we will examine the boundaries of political involvement for F-1

Biden's deputies expanded a visa work program to help U.S. employers hire foreign landscape architects and child psychologists.

The Executive Chairman of the Nekotech Centre of Excellence, Rev. Dr Princess Ocansey, has said Africa has a huge potential to change her fortunes...

On July 12, 2023, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) added eight fields of study to the Designated Degree Program List qualifying F-1 students to secure a STEM OPT (science,...

Of the 163,370 individuals who gave up citizenship of India in 2021, a major chunk of 78,284 chose the US as their adoptive country with many saying that the American citizenship was most sought after...

The massive green card backlog leading to longer wait for permanent residency, limited availability of non-immigrant H-1B visas and threat of layoffs by top tech giants -- the tide seems to be inexorably turning against Indians with American ...

The massive green card backlog leading to longer wait for permanent residency, limited availability of non-immigrant H-1B visas and threat of layoffs by top tech giants -- the tide seems to be inexorably turning against Indians with American dreams.