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Europe’s Nomads vs. America’s OpportunitiesSince 2020, Europe has become a global magnet for digital nomads. Lisbon’s riverfront cafés, Tallinn’s e-Residency ecosystem, and Berlin’s creative hubs all actively welcome remote workers, who bring foreign income and minimal regulatory burden. For many professionals, the arrangement is ideal: maintain your job, enjoy a…

Green card applicants face new 18-month work permit limits after a Trump policy change, prompting warnings over delays, higher fees and employment risks.

Pause, including Afghanistan and Somalia, indicates plan to tie US security to increased focus on legal immigration

The US president has halted decisions on many asylum claims, but the scope, legality and real-world effects of the pause remain unclear

US paused asylum decisions, halted Afghan visas, and will review green card requests after national guard shooting

According to an internal memo, immigration officials say the previous administration prioritized "expediency" and "quantity" over more "detailed screening and vetting."

US President Donald Trump has announced a 'permanent pause' on immigration from 'all Third World countries' after a deadly shooting in Washington, DC – but the term isn't defined in law, and only some nations are formally covered so far

The debate over whether one person's crime should represent an entire subset of people wears on.

In the wake of a deadly Washington, D.C. shooting, US President Donald Trump has declared a 'permanent pause' on migration from all so-called 'Third World Countries'.