US Immigration News

Will the Trump work visa ban result in jobs moving to other Countries?  Companies fed up with the expensive and bureaucratic US visa system may decide to open offices in Canada and perhaps Mexico.  Other Countries are likely to see an increase in jobs and investment instead of the US.&

300 demonstrators in Hong Kong have been arrested, some shouting  “Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our times.”  May be charged with national security crimes.   Riot police have fired pepper balls t

This may of course never happen.  We do not know.   It seems that there might be a plan to force out H1B visa holders, mainly Indians, who are working in the US while waiting for an approved employment based immigrant visa petition. &nbsp

This seems like good news for Canadians.

If there is a reduction in staff and further disruption to services provided by USCIS this will no doubt cause even more problems for migrants.  In the US there seems to be frequent arguments over funding.  The arguments continue each time until the US Congress can agree funding.  Even though the

This is an interesting issue.  In the US since the Unite the Right Rally of 11 to 12 August 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia when anti-racist campaigner Heather Heyer was killed, more and more technology companies have been taking action against