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Tougher UK immigration laws: Drop the outrage, please!
We are always quick to get on the high horse about immigration laws of other countries, but are just as happy to embrace tougher regulations on foreign workers at home. It's time to drop our blinkered double standards. #ToTheContrary #Immigration law #United States visas #Shazia Mirza
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US says it supports visas to qualified Indians
As India announced plans to take the issue of "discriminatory" increase in US visa fees to the World Trade Organisation, Washington assured it continued to fully support the admission of qualified Indians. #India #NewsTracker #H-1B visa #Hillary Clinton #Victoria Nuland #United States visas #L-1 visa
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Australia sees influx of Indian students once again
The Australian Immigration Department assessment of Indian applications seem to have improved significantly from the same period last year as there has been a whopping 82.8 percent increase in Indian students getting the all important nod. #Social Issues #Visas #Melbourne #Immigration to Australia #United States visas #Australian government #Australian Immigration Department
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Russia TodayBig Brother sees you off: Foreigners in US to be fingerprinted upon leaving country
Travelers visiting the US may have to prepare for more hassles at customs: All foreign nationals leaving the country at 30 airports must have their fingerprints taken, according to a new amendment to a planned immigration reform bill. The amendment, whic #Senate Judiciary Committee #Orrin Hatch #New York Immigration Coalition
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Southern California Public RadioSenate committee debates family's role in immigrant visa system
Heliodoro Cardenas, 25, right, and his father-in-law Felipe Ortiz, both of Montebello, at the May 1, 2013 May Day immigration rally in downtown Los Angeles. The current immigrant visa system relies heavily on family ties, but the Senate immigration refor #U.S. Senate #Mazie K Hirono #Hawaii
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PhayulUS Senate committee approves provision for 5000 visas to Tibetans in immigration bill
DHARAMSHALA, May 21: A Senate committee of the United States on Monday approved a provision of granting 5,000 visas to Tibetan refugees to enter the US over a three-year period. The Senate Judiciary Committee added the Tibet provision with a voice vote w #U.S. Senate #Senate Judiciary Committee #Tibet