IMMIGRATION NEWS
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A new national survey shows that many immigrants in the United States feel less safe under President Donald Trump, even as most remain confident about their future.
A joint study by The New York Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation surveyed 1,805 immigrants, including citizens, legal residents…
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As the dream of living permanently in the United States continues to attract many Kenyans, several key routes stand out for how Kenyan nationals are obtaining U.S. green cards (lawful permanent residency) in 2025. From the much-talked-about Diversity Visa lottery to employment and family-based…
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Canada issued 3,500 invitations to apply for permanent residency in its latest Express Entry draw for healthcare and social services professionals on 14 November.
The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required in this round was 462, down from 472 in October. The lower threshold…
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New enrolments of international students at US universities have fallen by 17 percent this autumn, according to data from the Institute of International Education (IIE).
The decline affects a majority of institutions, with 57 per cent reporting lower numbers of incoming international students. Data…
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A large federal immigration operation in Charlotte, North Carolina, resulted in more than 130 arrests over the weekend, marking one of the most visible enforcement actions carried out under President Donald Trump’s current deportation campaign.
The two-day sweep, known as Operation Charlotte’s Web…
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As immigration questions rise across the United States, many permanent residents are asking whether Green Card holders can sponsor their siblings for a U.S. Green Card. Immigration regulations make the answer clear: only U.S. citizens are allowed to petition for a brother or sister.
Green Card…
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A new YouGov survey shows that 53 per cent of Americans somewhat or strongly disapprove of the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), compared with 39 per cent who express support.
More than half of respondents believe the agency sometimes detains US citizens and legal residents,…
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Federal immigration agents detained at least 81 people in Charlotte, North Carolina, during a five-hour operation on Saturday.
Federal officials said the arrests were part of a broader escalation of the Trump administration’s deportation efforts. Gregory Bovino, a senior US Border Patrol commander…
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Federal immigration officers have launched a large enforcement operation in Charlotte, North Carolina, prompting concern among city leaders and residents.
Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin confirmed the effort on Saturday, describing it as a targeted initiative to remove “…
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Naturalised Americans are voicing renewed concerns about whether their citizenship still offers reliable protection amid recent shifts in US immigration policy.
For many immigrants, naturalisation once marked a decisive commitment to the United States and a secure legal standing. Dauda Sesay, who…
