US Visa Revocations Top 300,000 Under Trump’s Second Term

The State Department says the Trump administration has revoked more than 300,000 US visas since January 2025. Spokesman Tommy Pigott announced the figure on X on October 20, 2026, saying the administration has “revoked more visas at a faster pace than any administration in history.” The number shows US visa revocations speeding up. In August,…

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Cloudera PERM Ban: US Government Imposes Two-Year Green Card Sponsorship Restriction and $2 Million Settlement

The US government has imposed a two-year ban on Cloudera’s participation in the Permanent Labor Certification (PERM) programme after allegations that the technology company discriminated against qualified American workers during recruitment for employment-based green cards. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Labor (DOL) announced the enforcement settlement on October 16, 2026. Under…

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J-1 Visa Fraud Investigation Targets Nine Major US Universities

The Trump administration has opened a J-1 visa fraud investigation into nine of the country’s leading research universities, accusing them of using foreign researchers to undercut the wages of American graduate students and scholars. Vice President JD Vance and Labor Department Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito announced the probe on Thursday, October 8, 2026, at a…

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Indian American Voter Roll Claim: 200,000 Removals Alleged, But Unverified

A report claiming that around 200,000 voters of Indian origin have been removed from voter lists in 26 Republican-governed states has drawn attention ahead of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections. The Indian American voter roll claim has not been independently verified, and the reporting reviewed so far does not establish that Indian Americans were…

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Supreme Court New Term 2026: Immigration, Gun Rights and Religion Cases to Watch

The Supreme Court new term 2026 has opened with a series of major cases that could reshape U.S. law on immigration, gun rights, religious freedom and voting. The nine justices began the new term on October 5, 2026, with several disputes already scheduled for arguments and additional challenges to President Donald Trump’s policies potentially reaching…

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