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The block on the Harvard international student enrollment ban has been extended one week, with students being allowed to continue studying at the school until it goes into effect.

U.S. immigration policies could be promoting a brain drain, but the situation may foster growth in American-born educated professionals and be easy to bounce back from.

The State Department has released the July 2025 visa bulletin, which sees moderate movement throughout various employment and family-based categories.

USCIS moved the post-termination guidelines for immigrant employees to its digital archives, prompting questions regarding what information is out-of-date.

ILBSG attorneys have multiple visa success stories in the realm of employment-based immigration, from enjoying a high H-1B cap acceptance rate to securing visas for world-famous professionals.

The government has temporarily suspended new F-1 visa appointments as it reviews its current procedures and draws up guidelines to increase the vetting of applicants' social media, already scheduled appointments are not affected by this announcement.

The government banned Harvard from enrolling new F-1 students amid concerns of the university's inability to quell supposed anti-American sentiment and suspected pro-terrorist sympathies on its campus.

Immigration authorities have begun terminating some OPT visa holders on the basis of not reporting employment updates at the end of the allotted ninety-day grace period.

CBP can't conduct warrantless phone searches at all U.S. ports of entry, it highly depends on the location and an individual's own legal status.

Registrants for the FY2026 H-1B visa cap fell by sixty-five percent, illustrating the impact of recent USCIS reforms aimed a tightening the standards of acceptance.