Louisiana, state police and the VISA fraud
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Travelers to the U.S. must pay a new "visa integrity fee" to visit, but questions remain as to how and when it will be implemented. Here's what we know so far.
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Travellers to US must now pay a ‘visa integrity fee’ of $250: All you need to knowThe Trump administration aims to provide the “necessary policies and resources” to restore the integrity of the US immigration system, as per a spokesperson in the Department of Homeland Security.
USCIS criticized the U visa program, intended to protect alien crime victims, alleging mismanagement and exploitation by fraudsters, criminal aliens, and corrupt law enforcement. Under the Trump administration,
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Visiting the United States is about to become more expensive for Indian travellers. A new $250 (about ₹21,000) “visa integrity fee” has been introduced by the US government under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act,
Federal investigators normally tasked with uncovering narcotic and financial crimes were told to prioritize the arrest of a university student with no criminal record, and not tell her that her visa was revoked,
Secretary Chavez-DeRemer clarifies that the H-2A visa program changes are not an expansion or amnesty program but aim to streamline existing processes for farmers and ranchers.
A US visa meant to protect immigrant crime victims has become the focus of a federal fraud case, with Louisiana police officers accused of faking crimes for visa approvals