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Visa News Apr 02

ICE Agreements With Ohio Counties Surge 600% Since Trump's Presidency

Since President Donald Trump took office in 2025, the number of Ohio counties entering official agreements with federal authorities for immigration enforcement has surged by a staggering 600%. This expansion underscores a significant shift in local cooperation with federal immigration policies.

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Visa News Apr 02

Green Card Applicants Face More Scrutiny as U.S. Tightens Immigration Screening Framework

Thousands of Kenyan green card hopefuls are left in limbo due to a pause in visa issuance by the U.S., while applicants nationwide will face increased scrutiny following an internal review that identified gaps in vetting processes.

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Visa News Apr 02

Florida Governor Signs Bill Requiring Proof of Citizenship for Voter Registration - Impact on Immigration and Travel

Floridaโ€™s new voter registration law, HB 991, mandates proof of citizenship, which could significantly impact immigration status verification processes and affect travelers and visa holders.

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Visa News Apr 02

Canada, UK, Australia Tighten Visa Rules for Indian Students and Professionals in 2026

Recent immigration policy changes in Canada, the UK, and Australia are reshaping how Indian students and professionals plan their international careers. These updates will impact visa requirements, application processes, and travel opportunities.

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Visa News Apr 01

CBDT Issues Revised DIN Guidelines, Affects Income-Tax Communications

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued revised Digital Identity (DIN) norms, replacing the 2019 circular and introducing new flexibility for income-tax communications in India. This update will impact travelers, business visa applicants, and students.

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Visa News Apr 01

Trump Lifts Asylum Pause, Resuming Reviews for Millions of Cases

The U.S. Homeland Security Department has announced the lifting of a total ban on reviewing asylum applications, which had affected millions of cases since January 2023. The decision comes as part of broader efforts to resume normal processing procedures.

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Visa News Apr 01

Supreme Court to Hear Oral Arguments on Trumpโ€™s Birthright Citizenship Order

The Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments in the case of Trump v. Barbara on April 1, challenging President Donald Trump's executive order that sought to limit birthright citizenship, a move with far-reaching implications for immigration policy and millions of U.S.-born children.

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Visa News Apr 01

H-1B Decline Signals Structural Shift in US IT Hiring

The H-1B visa program faces significant changes as filings have dropped from over 442,000 for FY2025 to just under 340,000 for FY2026. This decline is part of a broader trend indicating that companies are increasingly hiring locally and shifting their strategies.

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Visa News Apr 01

UK Passport Photo Rules Tighten from December 2nd, 2025

Starting December 2nd, 2025, UK passport photo rules will be significantly stricter. This change affects all new applications and renewals for passports. VisaPics.org recommends compliance to avoid delays.

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Visa News Apr 01

Online Presence Review Expanded for Nonimmigrant Visas Starting March 30

The U.S. Department of State is expanding its "Online Presence Review" to include additional nonimmigrant visa categories starting March 30, 2025, increasing scrutiny on social media and online activity.

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Visa News Mar 31

Nigeria Tax Returns Deadline Looms for Immigrants and Expatriates

With just hours remaining until the March 31 deadline, many taxpayers in Nigeria, including expatriates and immigrants, are still uncertain about how to file their personal income tax returns. The Nigerian Revenue Service (IRS) is urging individuals to comply with legal requirements.

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Visa News Mar 31

Trump Rolls Back Asylum Pause Affecting Millions of Cases

The Trump administration has lifted its total ban on reviewing asylum applications, a pause that had affected millions of cases after the D.C. National Guard shooting incident. This change impacts visa and immigration processes significantly.

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