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US may revoke up to 200,000 tourist, business visas

The Trump administration is preparing to revoke up to 200,000 US business and tourism visas held by foreigners who have sought or applied for asylum, according to State Department documents and officials. The move, potentially the largest mass visa revocation in US history, could trigger legal challenges but not immediate…

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Trump administration to revoke up to 200,000 asylum visas

US President Donald Trump’s administration said on Monday it plans to revoke non-immigrant visas held by foreigners who applied for or are seeking asylum in the United States. The move could affect up to 200,000 people, the Associated Press reported, potentially making it the largest mass visa revocation in US…

France 24

US Set to Strip Visas From 200,000 Foreign Nationals in Massive Asylum Crackdown

The Trump administration plans to revoke up to 200,000 visas from foreign nationals who sought asylum after entering the US on visitor visas, marking a historic immigration crackdown.

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US set for largest mass visa revocation in history targeting up to 200,000 foreigners, officials say

The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are currently seeking asylum status in the United States

The Independent UK

Trump administration's visa pause for 75 countries struck down by US court

A US federal judge has struck down the Trump administration’s suspension of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries, ruling it violated immigration law. Visa refusals based solely on the policy were also set aside and must be reconsidered by consular officers.

The Economic Times

Judge to Trump's Visa Freeze: 'Not Your Call to Make' — 75 Countries Just Got Their Shot Back

A Manhattan judge struck down Trump's 75-country immigrant visa freeze, ruling it violated federal law barring nationality-based visa discrimination.

Latin Times

Federal judge strikes down Trump’s visa ban from 75 countries ruling Rubio exceeded his authority

Two nonprofit organizations and 11 individuals, including six whose family members had been refused visas, challenged the policy

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'Patently Unlawful': Donald Trump Gets Destroyed in Court Over Major 75-Country Immigrant Visa Ban

A US judge has ruled against Trump's immigrant visa ban, affecting 75 countries, stating it exceeded legal authority and conflicted with federal immigration law.

International Business Times UK

Good news for family-based Green Card applicants from India in Visa Bulletin September 2026, no relief for employment-based categories

September visa bulletin is always the last bulletin of a financial year that ends on September 30 and the Green Card numbers are reset on October 1 as a new financial year begins. This month, the State Department took time to publish its much-awaited visa bulletin, which is generally published…

The Times of India

'Contrary to law': US judge strikes down Trump's 75-country visa ban

A US federal judge has overturned a Trump administration policy suspending immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, ruling that the measure was "contrary to law" and exceeded the State Department’s legal authority. The decision on Friday marks a setback to Trump's immigration crackdown, though the government can appeal.

France 24

US judge strikes down Trump policy suspending immigrant visas for 75 countries

A U.S. judge invalidated a Trump administration policy that suspended immigrant visas. This policy had targeted applicants from seventy-five different countries. The judge stated the policy exceeded the Secretary of State's statutory authority. The State Department announced this suspension in January, impacting many nations. Immigrant rights groups and visa applicants…

The Economic Times

US expands $750 fast-track visa appointment pilot to five more countries

The US has expanded its $750 fast-track visa appointment pilot to six countries, offering eligible tourist and business visa applicants interviews within 10 business days. The fee only secures an earlier appointment and does not guarantee visa approval or faster processing. India is not included.

The Economic Times

The Latest: The US national debt hits a record $40 trillion

The United States’ debt has surpassed a record $40 trillion, a staggering milestone as defense costs, social programs and interest on the burgeoning deficit make up an enormous share of federal spending

The Independent UK

State Department Guts DEI Rules for Diplomats, Declares Merit-Based Rules

State Dept. scraps Biden-era DEI rules for diplomats, citing a shift to merit-based hiring and training.

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US to Tell Countries to Pick a Side in The AI Race. Choosing China Could Cost Them Access to The Washington Coalition.

The State Department has prepared a letter for the 35 countries that signed the U.S. "AI Opportunity Statement" in June, according to a new report.

International Business Times UK

Trump Administration Accused of 'Open Attack on Freedom' by Weaponising Secret Visa Revocations

The Trump administration faces allegations of using secret visa revocations to punish critics and reward allies, raising concerns about diplomatic leverage and freedom of expression.

Latin Times

Senators Demand Answers From State Department as Visa Delays Threaten Fall Arrival for International Students

30 senators led by Padilla gave the State Dept. 30 days to explain student visa delays before fall classes — a squeeze hitting Latino students hardest.

The Economic Times

US to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China

By pressing countries to choose sides the US hopes to starve China of resources in a race to make the most sophisticated AI, which could be used for military or economic dominance. In July, Chinese President Xi Jinping launched a rival "World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization", promoting his country's open-weight…

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Cuba Seized Their Mines in 1960. Now Two American Bidders Want Them Back

Two U.S. investor groups are fighting for control of Cuba's biggest nickel mine, seized from its owners in 1960. Here's what's verified.

Latin Times

Between eVisas and New Tariffs, the Brazil-U.S. Travel Corridor Just Got More Complicated

Brazil's eVisa, U.S. waits up to 2.5 months and a new 25% tariff are reshaping Brazil-U.S. travel. Here's what changed and why.

The Economic Times

US to tell partners they must pick sides in AI race with China

The US is preparing to ask countries to choose between its Pax Silica AI framework and China’s competing initiative, Reuters reported. Washington wants participating nations to align on AI, semiconductors and critical-mineral supply chains amid intensifying technology competition with Beijing.

International Business Times UK

Mothers, Babies Started Dying in Nepal After Trump-Musk USAID Cuts Shuttered Lifesaving Programmes

US foreign aid cuts have led to the closure of maternal health programmes in Nepal, resulting in increased deaths among pregnant women and newborns.

Latin Times

Foreign Student Enrollment Set to Drop Nearly 10% This Fall — And Florida's Latino-Serving Colleges Face a Bigger Hit Than Most

NAFSA projects 111,000 fewer international students this fall as visa curbs bite, with Miami's Hispanic-serving colleges facing outsized exposure.

The Economic Times

Russia seeks answers from US about alleged support for Ukrainian attacks, Lavrov says

Russia claims the United States is deeply involved in Ukrainian attacks. Foreign Minister Lavrov stated the US supplies intelligence for these strikes. He mentioned submitting questions to the State Department for comment. Russia will intensify efforts to destroy Western military supplies to Ukraine. No peace talks have occurred since February,…

The Independent UK

Marco Rubio brags US citizenship is not for sale - forgetting Trump’s $1M ‘Gold Card’

The Trump administration has vowed to crack down on ‘birth tourism’ while offering U.S. residency in exchange for a $1 million contribution

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