For almost fifty years, an F-1 student admitted to the United States received no departure date. The Form I-94 read “D/S” — duration of status — and the stay lasted as long as the student remained enrolled and complied with their programme. That arrangement ends […]
Studying in the United States is expensive, but scholarships for international students can cover a large part of the cost. From full-ride awards to grants that pay for tuition, living costs or research, there are well-established programs open to applicants from around the world. This
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Last Updated on August 30, 2026 The S386 Bill green card debate is one of the most important — and most frustrating — stories in US immigration history. Introduced in 2019 to eliminate the 7% per-country cap that forces skilled workers from India and China
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Updated on 17 December, 2025 The United States has paused immigration applications from 39 non-European countries, marking one of the most sweeping changes to US immigration policy in recent years. The move affects multiple immigration categories, including green cards, family-based petitions, employment visas, humanitarian pathways,
As of 2025, the Indian-American population in the US has grown to more than 5.4 million, making them the second-largest Asian-American group. This number includes both immigrants from India and people of Indian descent born in the US, showing how much the community has grown
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