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Visa News Feb 26

California Gun Dealers Struggle as New ID Cards Trigger Technology Glitch

California gun and ammunition vendors face a looming deadline to adapt their ID-scanning technology due to changes in the state’s driver's license design. This update could impact businesses across the state, requiring them to invest in new software or hardware.

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Visa News Feb 26

Navigating the Expanded Travel Ban: 75 Countries Affected by New US Immigration Proclamation

The United States has issued a new travel ban under President Biden's Executive Order, expanding restrictions to 39 countries from 19, impacting visa and passport holders significantly. VisaPics.org provides guidance on the changes.

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Visa News Feb 26

ICE Arrests 261 DACA Recipients in First 10 Months of Second Trump Administration

Federal immigration agents arrested 261 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients during the first 10 months of the second Trump administration, according to statistics shared with Congress. This alarming statistic highlights increased enforcement actions against undocumented immigrants with DACA status.

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Visa News Feb 26

ICE Arrests 261 DACA Recipients Over 10 Months in Trump Administration

Federal immigration agents arrested 261 Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients during the first 10 months of the second Trump administration, highlighting a rise in enforcement actions against undocumented immigrants.

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Visa News Feb 26

Passport Holders Face Long Queues at Airports as New EES System Launches

Passport holders are experiencing lengthy queues at U.S. airports due to the implementation of a new Electronic Eligibility Screening (EES) system, but a free app can help expedite the process.

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Visa News Feb 26

Canada Closes First Public College Due to Stricter International Student Visa Rules

The Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT) has become the first public college in Canada to close as a result of the federal government's crackdown on international student visas, highlighting the severe consequences for educational institutions under new immigration policies.

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Visa News Feb 25

Navigating the Expanded Travel Ban: 75 Countries Affected

The expanded travel ban, issued under Proclamation 10998 on March 6, 2023, significantly increases travel restrictions from 19 to 39 countries, citing national security concerns and inadequate security cooperation. This comprehensive guide provides crucial information for travelers, visa applicants, and immigration professionals.

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Visa News Feb 25

Judicial Ruling Ends Trump's 'Third Country' Deportation Policy

A federal judge has declared the Trump administration’s "third country" deportation policy unlawful, impacting thousands of non-citizens seeking to return home after being detained in the U.S.

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Visa News Feb 25

Department of Labor and OMB Push H-1B Visa Wage Rule Closer to Final

The Department of Labor (DOL) is moving ahead with a new wage rule for the H-1B visa program that extends beyond the cap season, aiming to protect American workers. The changes will impact employers and could affect green card processing timelines.

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Visa News Feb 25

Passport Holders Can Now Pre-Register to Avoid Airport Queues

Airport queues could last hours due to new security measures but a free app can help streamline the process for passport holders. Here's what you need to know.

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Visa News Feb 25

Santa Ana Police Department Overhauls U-Visa Certification Process Following Years of Denial Rate Issues

The Santa Ana Police Department is making significant changes to its U-Visa certification process after years of denial rates above the national average, aiming to provide better support for undocumented crime victims and streamline the visa application experience.

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Visa News Feb 03

Reddit Debate Sparks Concern Over USCIS LinkedIn Checks During Green Card Applications

A Reddit post has sparked a heated debate over the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) practice of reviewing applicants' LinkedIn profiles during the green card application process, highlighting potential privacy concerns and increased scrutiny in immigration applications.

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