immigration policy
Supreme Court to Decide Constitutionality of Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order in Landmark Case
Dec 06, 2025 03:27 am CST
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to review President Donald Trump's controversial executive order on birthright citizenship that would deny automatic citizenship to children born in the U.S. to parents without legal status. The case, scheduled for spring arguments with a decision expected by early summer, challenges a 125-year interpretation of the 14th Amendment and represents the first Trump immigration policy to reach the Court for a definitive ruling.
Trump's Declining Political Influence: November Reveals Significant Challenges for the Presidency
Dec 04, 2025 04:51 pm CST
November has marked a turning point for Donald Trump's presidency, with Democratic victories in key elections, legal setbacks, and international diplomatic challenges suggesting diminishing support. From urban and suburban voter shifts to historic minority candidate successes, the month's events signal growing public dissatisfaction with Trump's leadership approach, economic policies, and foreign relations strategy, raising questions about his political future and the Republican Party's direction heading toward the 2026 midterms.
Trump Pardons Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar in Federal Bribery Case Over Border Policy Comments
Dec 04, 2025 09:59 am CST
President Donald Trump issued a controversial pardon to Texas Democratic Representative Henry Cuellar and his wife, who faced federal bribery and conspiracy charges. Trump claimed the prosecution was politically motivated due to Cuellar's criticism of Biden's immigration policies. The pardon adds to Trump's pattern of granting clemency to high-profile figures across party lines who align with his policy positions, particularly on border security.
Enhanced Vetting Requirements for H-1B Visa Applicants Under Trump Administration Target Free Speech Concerns
Dec 04, 2025 08:28 am CST
The Trump administration has implemented new vetting procedures for H-1B visa applicants, scrutinizing backgrounds for involvement in content moderation or "censorship" activities. This policy affects both new and returning applicants, requiring consular officers to examine work histories in detail. Tech companies relying on talent from countries like India and China may face impacts as the administration prioritizes free speech protection in its visa approval process.
H-1B Approvals for Indian IT Companies Hit 10-Year Low: Shifting Trends in Tech Recruitment
Dec 01, 2025 05:31 pm CST
H-1B visa approvals for major Indian IT firms have dropped to a decade-low of 4,573, marking a 70% decline since 2015. Meanwhile, US tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft now dominate new H-1B approvals as companies shift focus from recruiting abroad to retaining existing talent. TCS remains the only Indian company among the top five H-1B employers, with continuing-employment applications now far outpacing new visa requests across the industry.
Elon Musk Defends H-1B Visa Program Despite Acknowledging System Abuse: America Needs Global Talent
Dec 01, 2025 09:10 am CST
Elon Musk discusses the vital role of H-1B visas in America's tech industry, acknowledging program misuse while emphasizing the continued need for skilled international talent. Despite recent visa restrictions, Musk argues that eliminating the program would harm American innovation as companies struggle to find sufficient domestic talent for technical roles.
Former US Soldier Ahmad Shah Mohibi Criticizes Trump's Afghan Immigration Ban Following DC Shooting Incident
Nov 30, 2025 02:00 am CST
Former US soldier Ahmad Shah Mohibi challenges the Trump administration's sweeping ban on Afghan immigrants following a Washington DC shooting involving an Afghan-origin suspect. Mohibi argues that blaming an entire population for one individual's actions is unjust and highlights fundamental flaws in America's immigration system that span multiple administrations, claiming that "even 10 Donald Trumps" couldn't fix these systemic issues.
Trump's Plan to "Permanently Pause" Migration from Poor Nations Following National Guard Shooting
Nov 29, 2025 01:55 am CST
President Trump has announced plans to "permanently pause migration" from poorer nations following a shooting incident where an Afghan national attacked two National Guard members in Washington D.C., killing one. The administration pledges to revoke legal status for millions of immigrants, blaming them for various societal problems from crime to housing shortages. The incident has intensified the immigration debate and raised concerns about potential backlash against refugee communities.
Trump Announces Permanent Pause on Third-World Migration Following National Guard Tragedy
Nov 28, 2025 03:29 pm CST
Former President Donald Trump has declared a permanent pause on migration from all third-world countries, claiming the refugee burden is causing social dysfunction in America. This controversial announcement follows a shooting incident near the White House that resulted in a National Guard trooper's death, intensifying debates about immigration and national security policies ahead of the upcoming election.
Trump Orders Comprehensive Review of Green Cards from High-Risk Countries: Application Process, Eligibility, and Fees Explained
Nov 28, 2025 03:04 pm CST
Following an incident involving an Afghan national, President Trump has ordered a thorough review of all Green Cards issued to immigrants from designated "countries of concern." This article explains what Green Cards are, who qualifies for them, the application process, and associated fees, providing essential information for those navigating the US immigration system during this policy shift.