Flights to Guantánamo Bay have begun. The worst of the worst have no place in our homeland.” With those words the U.S.

Snowbirds who call sunny American destinations like Florida home for the winter may have to register with the United States government -- or face criminal and civil penalties.

President Donald Trump’s administration is preparing a new travel rule that could force Canadians planning to stay in the country for more than 30 days to register their information with the United ...

Visa retrogression occurs when the U.S. Department of State moves visa priority dates backward, delaying green card ...

Agencies have paused humanitarian parole programs, including for Ukrainians in the U.S., following a Trump executive order on ...

Canadians planning to travel to the United States may be affected by a new policy that would have them register if they are ...

After making abrupt changes to forms for green cards and a slew of other benefits, US Citizenship and Immigration Services ...

Canadian snowbirds who stay for an extended period of time in the U.S. will soon need to register with the government in order to avoid potential penalties.

According to several news reports, including Associated Press, Immigration officials say anyone living in the US illegally will soon have to register with the federal government, and those who don’t ...

JURIST Senior Editor for Long Form Content Pitasanna Shanmugathas interviews Aviva Chomsky, a historian, author, and activist whose work challenges dominant narratives about immigration, labor, and ...

H-1B visa, widely used by Indian IT professionals, allows US companies to hire foreign workers for specialised roles ...

Some people applying for visas from outside the U.S. are already asked for information on their social media presence, on ...