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US B1 and B2 visit visa previously revoked for British Putin critic as Russia adds him to Interpol international arrest list. More embarrassment for Donald Trump.
US L1 visa petitions increase over past two years. However, L1 visas and other non-immigrant work visas will become more difficult due to Trump changes
Donald Trump US visa crackdown in Havana enrages Cuban B1 and B2 visa applicants and makes travel between the two Countries more difficult for US and Cuban nationals.
US L1 Visa intra company transfers used most by Indian Tata, may be affected by Trumps continuing changes making visa applications more and more difficult to obtain.
Donald Trump takes aim at US L1B visa extensions making applications even more difficult than before. US Employers have few options to employ overseas nationals.
Trump US visa crackdown hits Australians including L1 visa holders being transferred to the US from overseas. Australians still benefit from E3 visa scheme.
US Visas USCIS are reportedly expanding their site visit program with agents making unannounced visits at work sites for US visa holders both on L1A and L1B visas
Russians seeking US visas such as L1A visa for managers and executives, the L1B visa for specialised knowledge workers, and the H1B visa will now have to apply in Moscow
A recent lawsuit means people from Trump travel ban countries will now get help in applying for US visas, such as the E1, E2, L1, and Green Cards,
Federal Judge blocks US visa bill in Texas backed by Trump to crackdown on sanctuary cities that help to safeguard undocumented immigrants from deportation.
The rule is scheduled to take effect on Christmas Eve and run for six months. However, it remains to be seen whether President-elect Joe Biden will maintain the rule once he takes office in January 2021.
The USCIS press release said: “Cap-subject H2B applications received after November 16 will be rejected.”
Trump plans to sign an executive order that will ‘end birthright citizenship for years.’ However, several constitutional scholars claim that birthright citizenship is protected under the 14th Amendment.