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Dual citizenship is allowed in the U.S. Learn how it works, the benefits, and potential complications. Dual citizenship can have both advantages and disadvantages.
New law changes National Insurance Contributions rules. Employer pension contributions are now subject to National Insurance.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program has opened its third application intake window for employers. Two capped sectors have already reached their limit.
Find out how to make a subject access request to see information held about you. You can also make a request for someone else. This will help you access your personal immigration and borders information.
UK immigration staff have been given guidance on considering applications from people who have been victims of domestic abuse. This guidance aims to help staff make informed decisions.
Greece's Minister of Migration and Asylum visited a voluntary return facility, marking a 20% increase in the program in the first quarter of 2026.
The DOJ's plan to take over a program providing legal aid in immigration detention facilities is nowhere to be found. It's been a year since the promise was made.
EU citizens and their families granted settled status in the UK must understand the absence rules. Absence can affect their status.
Priority change of circumstances service for Study sponsors. Changes to policy and procedures. Read our guide to learn more.
Use this guidance if your payroll software or Basic PAYE tool does not calculate your employee's payments. It will help you calculate the Statutory Parental Bereavement Pay.
Two noncitizens filed a proposed class action in federal court to block parts of Texas' migrant arrest law. This comes after the Fifth Circuit ruled that immigrant-rights groups and a Texas county lacked standing to challenge the law.
President Donald Trump has expanded sanctions against Cuba, targeting Cuban officials and financial institutions.
The Massachusetts Supreme Court is considering a public reprimand for a judge who offered to detain a defendant sought by ICE. This decision may have significant implications for immigration policy.
A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer has been found guilty of depriving a man of his rights and falsifying a report. The conviction has been upheld by the 10th Circuit Court.
A Rhode Island federal judge is seeking answers from federal authorities over an undisclosed warrant. The judge is presiding over a habeas corpus case involving a foreign arrest warrant.
A legal battle threatens telemedicine access to abortion in the US. Canadian citizenship may be an option. Millions of Americans may lose access to abortion telemedicine.
The 1st Circuit is weighing a challenge to the Trump administration's policy of detaining unauthorized immigrants without bond. The issue may ultimately be decided by the US Supreme Court.
The Ukrainian Supreme Court has confirmed the Fund's right to protect creditors after a bank's liquidation. The Fund can recover losses from the liquidated bank's management.
Canada is fast-tracking permanent residence applications for TR-to-PR eligible workers. The Canadian government has released new details on the eligibility criteria for the In-Canada Workers Initiative.
Immigration has changed Miami. Here we discuss how this happened. Immigration has changed the face of the city, its culture, and economy.
ICE made a mistake in the case of a Biden judge in Rhode Island. This could have significant implications for immigration policy.
A tragedy in NYC: the refusal to deport an illegal immigrant led to the deaths of four people. Roman Amatitla, a Mexican national, was charged with murder and arson.
The Ukrainian government has approved new rules for managing seized assets. Asset managers must now guarantee payments to the budget, even if they incur losses. This may affect many companies and individuals in Ukraine.
Canada is facing a shortage of French-speaking candidates in the Express Entry pool. This may impact the chances of other candidates. Recent Express Entry draws suggest that Canada's immigration department is having to go deeper into its…
Newfoundland and Labrador held its fourth provincial immigration selection round, inviting 190 candidates. The majority of invitations (82.6%) were issued through the Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP).
New Hampshire residents may be eligible for a Canadian passport, even if their family has lived in the US for four or more generations, as Canada has removed the generational limit.
Ontario has issued 997 invitations to apply for provincial nomination to GTA workers. The invitations were primarily directed to healthcare, construction and trades, administration, and tech and IT professionals.
Canada has updated its citizenship law, allowing millions of Americans to obtain a Canadian passport. The changes apply not only to celebrities but also to everyday citizens.
The Board of Immigration Appeals ruled that an immigration judge should have ordered two minors removed in absentia. This decision may have significant implications for families in similar situations.
A California federal judge ordered a crypto 'wash trading' company employee to self-deport to India. The 26-year-old man was sentenced to time already served.
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