News about the US and immigration policies
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The H-1B visa lottery is no longer random, with new wage-based selection and a significant fee impacting skilled workers and employers in 2026.

Young Arab Americans are finding new ways to connect with their heritage, leveraging digital platforms and community initiatives to preserve their cultural identity in the US.

A new interim final rule from USCIS aims to tackle the massive asylum backlog by allowing officers to refer applications straight to immigration judges, bypassing initial interviews.

Arab American women are driving a significant surge in entrepreneurship, with new programs emerging to support their unique journey in business.

A new analysis reveals that immigrants or their children founded 46.2% of America's largest companies in 2025, underscoring their vital role in the U.S. economy.

A new rule from the Department of Homeland Security is ending the "duration of status" for F, J, and I visa holders, setting fixed admission periods.