Citizens of foreign countries normally immigrate to America for a better future and for better education. Such foreign nationals who complete their advanced degrees in the United States, do not want to stay in America after graduating and they are moving to other foreign countries. According to the Kauffman Foundation, there has been a decline […]
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Transportation Security Administration has recently changed the screening procedures and this change will help the children, senior travelers and trusted travelers, who travel to the United States. This change made by the TSA will enable the seniors, children and the trusted travelers to go through the airport security checkpoints sooner and this will allow the
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US Ambassador and the Canadian Citizenship Minister, Jason Kenney signed an agreement on 13th December, 2012 and this U.S.-Canada Visa and Immigration Information-Sharing Agreement, will allow the United States and Canada to share biometric and other information about the visa applicants who seek to travel to either one of these countries. Biometric and other information
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Georgia is likely to enforce a part of its controversial immigration law, which is also known as “the show me your papers law”. According to this law, the police in Georgia will be allowed to verify the immigration status of the people. The police may investigate the status of a person if they feel that
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A US citizen or a Green Card holder, above age 65 is likely to become eligible for Medicare. Health care law of the United States helps the people with Medicare to live healthier, as Medicare allows them to get access to many preventive services. One of the most important things that we need to do
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Symbolizing the close relationship between Mexico and the United States of America, Mexico’s President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto met President Obama, on Tuesday. According to President Obama, the recent US election has given him a chance to reform the US immigration laws. He stated that the relationship between both the countries is a matter of people,
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The House of Republicans have planed to vote on an immigration legislation that will grant visas to STEM graduates and make it easier for the immediate relatives of Green Card holders to immigrate to America. The House earlier voted on a STEM bill, that would grant immigrant visas to STEM graduates and abolish the Green
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November is the national adoption month and the 17th of November is observed as the national adoption day. This day is observed to celebrate the adoptive parents and children. Many people who seek to adopt children make use of this day and adopt children legally. However, adoption is a long process and the adoptive parents
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US citizens with Global Entry will now become eligible to use SmartGate, a system that will automatically conduct immigration checks by making use of the biometric face recognition technology. According to an announcement made by the United States Customs and Border Protection, Customs and Border Protection Service of Australia, will allow the US citizens with
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, endorsed President Obama and he said that President Obama is capable of restoring the East Coast, that was devastated by hurricane Sandy. This endorsement has encouraged President Obama as none of the presidential nominees were endorsed by Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2008. And the last presidential candidate who was endorsed by
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