Tagged #state-department
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State Department Pauses All Immigrant Visa Processing for New Public Charge Screening
The State Department has temporarily halted all immigrant visa applications worldwide while briefing consular officials on a new public charge policy designed to exclude applicants deemed potential welfare recipients. The pause affects most family-based immigration processing.
State Department to Revoke Up to 200,000 B1/B2 Visas for Asylum Seekers
The Trump administration plans the largest mass visa revocation in U.S. history, targeting business and tourism visa holders who filed for asylum. Learn how this affects pending asylum cases and what practitioners need to know.
Dual Citizenship: What the State Department Actually Says, the Persistent Myth, and the Rules That Govern Loss of U.S. Nationality
U.S. law tolerates dual citizenship — it does not encourage or prohibit it. Here is the actual DOS position, the INA §349 intent rule, and the practical complications dual citizens face.