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US Student Visa Revocations Reach 6,000, Threatening Universities and Economy
The State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas in 2024 due to legal violations, impacting US universities and potentially causing a 30-40% drop in new international student enrollment and significant economic losses.
US Student Visa Revocations Reach 6,000, Threatening Universities and Economy
The State Department revoked over 6,000 student visas in 2024 due to legal violations, impacting US universities and potentially causing a 30-40% drop in new international student enrollment and significant economic losses.
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52% Bias Score
Portugal Golden Visa Program Sees 72% Surge in Approvals, Bolstered by Court Ruling
The Portugal Golden Visa program experienced a 72% surge in approvals in June 2025, primarily benefiting Americans, following a constitutional court ruling that preserved family reunification rights and strengthened the program's appeal, despite proposed changes to increase the timeframe for obtaini...
Portugal Golden Visa Program Sees 72% Surge in Approvals, Bolstered by Court Ruling
The Portugal Golden Visa program experienced a 72% surge in approvals in June 2025, primarily benefiting Americans, following a constitutional court ruling that preserved family reunification rights and strengthened the program's appeal, despite proposed changes to increase the timeframe for obtaini...
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44% Bias Score
NYC's Last Migrant Hotel to Close in 2026
New York City's last migrant hotel, The Row in Times Square, will close by April 2026, impacting approximately 3,400 remaining migrants; this follows the city's efforts to relocate over 200,000 migrants and the closure of 64 other emergency sites, reflecting a decrease in the migrant population.
NYC's Last Migrant Hotel to Close in 2026
New York City's last migrant hotel, The Row in Times Square, will close by April 2026, impacting approximately 3,400 remaining migrants; this follows the city's efforts to relocate over 200,000 migrants and the closure of 64 other emergency sites, reflecting a decrease in the migrant population.
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52% Bias Score
ECJ Ruling Challenges Germany's Asylum Policy
The European Court of Justice ruled that EU member states can designate safe countries of origin for asylum seekers only if all information sources used in the assessment are publicly available and safety is guaranteed for the entire population; this impacts Germany's plans to expand its list of saf...
ECJ Ruling Challenges Germany's Asylum Policy
The European Court of Justice ruled that EU member states can designate safe countries of origin for asylum seekers only if all information sources used in the assessment are publicly available and safety is guaranteed for the entire population; this impacts Germany's plans to expand its list of saf...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Appeals Birthright Citizenship Ruling to Supreme Court
The Trump administration will appeal to the Supreme Court a ruling that blocked its executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship, potentially altering the legal interpretation of the 14th Amendment by mid-2026.
Trump Administration Appeals Birthright Citizenship Ruling to Supreme Court
The Trump administration will appeal to the Supreme Court a ruling that blocked its executive order attempting to end birthright citizenship, potentially altering the legal interpretation of the 14th Amendment by mid-2026.
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36% Bias Score
UK Repatriates First Illegal Channel Crossers to France Under New Pilot Program
The UK deported its first group of migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel to France on Thursday, under a new pilot program where France will accept returned migrants in exchange for the UK accepting an equal number of asylum seekers with family ties in Britain.
UK Repatriates First Illegal Channel Crossers to France Under New Pilot Program
The UK deported its first group of migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel to France on Thursday, under a new pilot program where France will accept returned migrants in exchange for the UK accepting an equal number of asylum seekers with family ties in Britain.
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40% Bias Score
NYC Rally Demands Release of ICE-Detained Public School Student
A 20-year-old Guinea immigrant and NYC public school student, Mouctar, is detained by ICE in Pennsylvania, prompting a city-wide rally and highlighting the ongoing impact of immigration policies on immigrant students despite sanctuary city status.
NYC Rally Demands Release of ICE-Detained Public School Student
A 20-year-old Guinea immigrant and NYC public school student, Mouctar, is detained by ICE in Pennsylvania, prompting a city-wide rally and highlighting the ongoing impact of immigration policies on immigrant students despite sanctuary city status.
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40% Bias Score
Funding Cuts and Immigration Policies Threaten Massachusetts Universities
A new study predicts a 40% drop in international student enrollment in US colleges this fall, potentially costing the national economy \$7 billion; Massachusetts, with a high concentration of international students, could lose over 12,000 students, impacting its economy.
Funding Cuts and Immigration Policies Threaten Massachusetts Universities
A new study predicts a 40% drop in international student enrollment in US colleges this fall, potentially costing the national economy \$7 billion; Massachusetts, with a high concentration of international students, could lose over 12,000 students, impacting its economy.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration to Expand Migrant Detention System
The Trump administration plans to open several migrant detention centers across the country, modeled after the controversial Alligator Alcatraz in Florida, prioritizing airport proximity for efficient deportations; Indiana is confirmed, with Arizona, Nebraska, and Louisiana under consideration, but ...
Trump Administration to Expand Migrant Detention System
The Trump administration plans to open several migrant detention centers across the country, modeled after the controversial Alligator Alcatraz in Florida, prioritizing airport proximity for efficient deportations; Indiana is confirmed, with Arizona, Nebraska, and Louisiana under consideration, but ...
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64% Bias Score
Fort Bliss to House Largest U.S. Migrant Detention Facility
The Department of Defense is building a migrant detention facility at Fort Bliss, Texas, with a capacity of up to 5,000 beds, starting with 1,000 by mid-to-late August, to support President Trump's executive order, exceeding the capacity of any prior U.S. facility.
Fort Bliss to House Largest U.S. Migrant Detention Facility
The Department of Defense is building a migrant detention facility at Fort Bliss, Texas, with a capacity of up to 5,000 beds, starting with 1,000 by mid-to-late August, to support President Trump's executive order, exceeding the capacity of any prior U.S. facility.
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68% Bias Score
UK-France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK and France launched a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for eligible asylum seekers with British ties; the pilot program, approved by the European Commission, aims to deter dangerous Channel crossings and is part of a wider UK strategy to com...
UK-France Launch "One-for-One" Migrant Return Agreement
The UK and France launched a new "one-for-one" migrant return agreement on Wednesday, exchanging illegal arrivals for eligible asylum seekers with British ties; the pilot program, approved by the European Commission, aims to deter dangerous Channel crossings and is part of a wider UK strategy to com...
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40% Bias Score
U.S. Tourism Plummets While Canada Sees Record Growth in 2025
In 2025, the U.S. is experiencing a sharp decline in international visitors, particularly from the U.K. and Canada, due to stricter immigration policies, while Canada's tourism industry is booming, with increased international and domestic travel, and is projected to reach record levels with over 1....
U.S. Tourism Plummets While Canada Sees Record Growth in 2025
In 2025, the U.S. is experiencing a sharp decline in international visitors, particularly from the U.K. and Canada, due to stricter immigration policies, while Canada's tourism industry is booming, with increased international and domestic travel, and is projected to reach record levels with over 1....
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36% Bias Score
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