Starting September 15, 2026, the admission system for F-1 students, J-1 exchange visitors, and I media representatives changes completely. Here’s what it means for you. 🚨 What Changed? On July 17, 2026, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a final rule that eliminates the “Duration of Status” (D/S) framework — a system that …
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Part 1 — The Evolution of Enhanced Immigration Vetting By examining recent policy developments, official government guidance, and operational changes across multiple federal agencies, this article explains how enhanced immigration vetting is reshaping legal immigration to the United States. Introduction For decades, discussions about U.S. immigration policy have largely focused on border security and unauthorized …
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The DHS/ICE (Department of Homeland Security-US Immigration and Customs Enforcement) proposed rule to end “duration of status” (D/S) for F, J, and I nonimmigrants was published in the Federal Register on Thursday, August 28, 2025. Read: Participate: Since this is at the proposed rule stage, a rule would not become final until after DHS reviews public comments …
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A recente ordem executiva assinada pelo ex-presidente Donald Trump, que busca restringir o direito à cidadania por nascimento nos Estados Unidos, gerou intensos debates jurídicos e políticos. Essa medida desafia diretamente a Cláusula de Cidadania da 14ª Emenda da Constituição dos EUA, que garante cidadania a todas as pessoas nascidas em solo americano, desde que …
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A 14ª Emenda da Constituição dos Estados Unidos, ratificada em 1868, é um pilar fundamental do direito à cidadania americana. Ela estabelece que “todas as pessoas nascidas ou naturalizadas nos Estados Unidos, e sujeitas à sua jurisdição, são cidadãs dos Estados Unidos”. Este princípio, conhecido como birthright citizenship (cidadania por nascimento), garante que qualquer pessoa nascida em …
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EB1A vs. EB1B vs. EB2A – U.S. Green Card Options Being employment based, the National Interest Waiver or NIW is a second preference immigration application. The Labor Certification requirement is requested to be waived off due to it being “in the U.S. national interest”, hence its name. Applicants require an advanced degree (Master’s or above) …
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Non-citizens who have family members in the U.S. who own businesses may naturally be curious whether they can get a green card by working for that person – but it’s harder than it sounds. The limited number of categories under which someone can obtain a U.S. green card has led immigrants (and their attorneys) to …
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Reason for a lot of discussion and various interpretations among lawyers, experts and consultants of EB3 processes, after all, what can and should the employer pay and what can and should not the employee pay? Some are categorical in stating that the candidate/employee cannot pay “any amount” of the EB3 process, but this is not …
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