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  1. Immigration

    Can Visa Holders and Immigrants Travel Inside the U.S.? Plane, Car, Bus, Train, Subway, and Checkpoint Risks

    By Richard T. Herman Esq.

    By Richard T. Herman, Esq. | Herman Legal Group – Can immigrants travel inside the U.S.? Quick Answer Most immigrants and visa holders can travel inside the United States. A…

  2. Immigration Blog

    State Department Pauses Immigrant Visa Interviews Following Court Ruling Vacating 75-Country Suspension

    By Michael H. Neifach, Otieno B. Ombok, Brenda Oliver

    Takeaways The State Department is pausing immigrant visa interview appointments while consular officers receive updated public-charge training. The agency has not publicly announced the duration or precise scope of this…

  3. Free Movement Articles

    Suitability refusals: contriving to frustrate the intention of the rules

    By Nath Gbikpi

    Table of ContentsParagraph SUI 11.2: contriving to frustrate the intentions of the rulesImmigration law breaches that might trigger refusalDealing with refusals under paragraph SUI 11.2Helpful casesJC (Part 9 HC395) –…

  4. HR Law Watch

    Foreign Journalists Face New U.S. Visa Time Limits Beginning September 15

    By Dustin J. O'Quinn, Charles D. Tobin

    Foreign journalists working in the United States, and the media organizations that employ them, should review the significant change in U.S. immigration rules that takes effect September 15, 2026. For…

  5. Free Movement Articles

    Visitor visa applicants must be allowed to respond to ‘not genuinely seeking entry’ allegation

    By Joseph Maggs

    Where a visitor visa is refused on the grounds that the applicant is not genuinely seeking entry as a visitor, this amounts to a finding of deception. Home Office decisions…

  6. EB-5 Insights

    New State Department Task Force Expands Visa Enforcement Against Birth Tourism

    By Clarissa Upadhyay

    The Department of State has established a Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force to address visa misuse associated with travel to the United States for childbirth.

  7. Inside Business Immigration

    New State Department Task Force Expands Visa Enforcement Against Birth Tourism 

    By Clarissa Upadhyay

    The Department of State has established a Birth Tourism Prevention Task Force to address visa misuse associated with travel to the United States for childbirth.

  8. Free Movement Articles

    Gaza visit visa refusal amounted to a human rights refusal despite the wording of the decision letter

    By Zaki Sarraf

    Refusing a visit visa can amount to a refusal of a human rights claim, even if the decision letter says otherwise. This was the finding in Entry Clearance Officer v…

  9. Inside Business Immigration

    The Visa Bond Program Becomes Permanent: Considerations for Employers and Business Travelers

    By Shahana Farishta

    A new final rule permanently establishes the Visa Bond Program for certain B-1/B-2 visa applicants, including bond amounts, eligibility criteria, forfeiture provisions, and travel restrictions.

  10. Free Movement Articles

    Home Office concedes that trafficking survivors with skilled worker visas can have their leave varied to VTS leave

    By Bryony Goodesmith

    Two recognised victims of modern slavery who were left destitute and unable to work have successfully challenged the Home Office’s refusal to grant them leave to remain as trafficking survivors…