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July 2, 2025

News Desk

To recall Bob Vylan’s visas after Glastonbury scissors

WASHINGTON: The United States said on Monday that they have discovered the visas for the British Punk-Rap Bob Vylan, which led a chant at the Glastonbury festival demanding death in the Israeli army. “Foreigners who glorify violence and hatred are not welcome visitors to our country,” Deputy Foreign Minister Christopher Landau told X. British Public Broadcasting BBC The BBC apologized on Monday for not pulling a vibrant flow from the performance of a punk-rap group at the Glastonbury festival when they made anti-Israel observations. “Out afterwards we should have pulled the current during the show. We are sorry for this,”

American immigration reports the visas of about 1,500 students: Report

The movement is aimed at students who participated in pre-Palestinian protests. Influenced universities include prominent private institutions. Some students have lost their visas due to tranquil violations of the past. United States immigration authorities have revoked the visas of approximately 1,500 international students, according to Al Jazeera and other media reports, confirmed by the American Higher Education Magazine, inside Higher Education (IHE). The move is reportedly aimed at students who participated in pre-Palestinian protests in campuses in all the US. Reports indicate that the revocation of the visa extends beyond immediate protests to include people indirectly involved in the Palestinian

US cancel all the visas of South Sudan in the midst of repatriation disagreement

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio talks to reporters at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, April 4, 2025 – Reuters Washington: The US has canceled all the visas held by South Sudan’s passport holders after a dispute over the country’s failure to accept the return of its deported nationals. US President Donald Trump’s administration has taken aggressive measures to increase the imposition of immigration, including the repatriation of people who are considered illegal in the US. The administration has warned that countries that do not quickly take their citizens will face consequences, including sanctions or visa invoices. South Sudan failed

How is the US plan compared to the world’s top gold visas

Listen to the article President Donald Trump has revealed a new Visa “Gold Card” program, setting a $ 5 million price for rich investors looking for US residence and citizenship. The initiative, which aims to replace the existing Visa EB-5 program, is designed to import funds to the US economy while aiming for national debt. Golden Visa – the collapse or citizenship programs in return for investment – are not new. Many countries offer similar programs, providing people with high nets with benefits, such as visa -free trips, tax incentives and enhanced global mobility. Here’s how the American “golden card”

December 28, 2024

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Musk, Ramaswamy discuss foreign talent amid rift over H-1B visas at Trump base

Listen to the article A public clash over the H-1B visa program, which allows skilled foreign workers to enter the US, has fueled major divisions in Donald Trump’s support base, with tech billionaire Elon Musk and his allies backing the program, while Hardline immigration advocates in the GOP voiced strong opposition. The debate intensified following comments from Vivek Ramaswamy, a key figure in Trump’s inner circle, who argued that American culture’s preference for mediocrity over excellence was a primary factor behind American companies’ reliance on foreign workers, particularly those who enter on an H-1B visa. Ramaswamy, a staunch advocate of

August 18, 2024

News Desk

Australian PM slams opposition leader for ‘fear mongering’ over Palestinian visas

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday once again rejected an opposition call to ban Palestinians fleeing Gaza from entering Australia, saying it was meant to “sow fear”. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton had called for an end to immigration from the besieged Palestinian coastal enclave, arguing that the arrival of people from a war zone to Australia “put national security at risk”. Albanese, who has already criticized Dutton for his calls, said the rhetoric from the coalition was dividing the community at a time when security chiefs were calling for “social cohesion”, local broadcaster SBS News reported. “What is Peter

Australia raises minimum savings for student visas, warns of fake recruitment

SYDNEY: Australia announced on Wednesday it will increase the amount of savings international students will need to get visas and warned several colleges of fraudulent student recruitment practices, as part of efforts to curb record immigration. From Friday, international students must prove they are saving at least $US29,710 ($19,576) to get their visas, the second increase in about seven months. It rose to A$24,505 from A$21,041 in October. The moves follow a series of moves in recent months to tighten student visa rules as the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in 2022 sparked a sudden influx of migrants, exacerbating pressure on

January 22, 2024

News Desk

Canada implements major reduction in foreign student visas amid housing crisis

International students play a critical role in improving Canada’s social, cultural and economic landscape People walk on the grounds of the University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, September 9, 2020. Picture taken on September 9, 2020. —Reuters Canada has announced a substantial reduction in the issuance of international student permits, aimed at addressing the housing crisis and resource distribution challenges. According to the Canadian government press release, with the number of international students reaching approximately 360,000, the government seeks to stabilize overall growth while maintaining the integrity of the education system and basic services. International students play a critical

Pakistan ‘regrets’ non-issuance of visas to Zaireen: FO

Pakistan has expressed regret over the non-issuance of visas by India to the Pakistani Zaireen for participation in the Urs celebrations of Hazrat Mujadadi Al-Thani (RA). In a statement, Spokesperson of Ministry of Religious Affairs has said that India has deprived Pakistani Pilgrims from attending Urs of Hazrat Mujadadi Al-Thani (RA), which is taking place from Sunday to 26th of this month. The Spokesperson said for the first time in history, visas were not issued to the Zaireen.

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