The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 13 events for “US Immigration Policy” from Times of India.
“After months of campaigning and billions of dollars spent, election day in the US midterms has arrived.”
“…ng as one of the most closely watched constituencies in the US midterm elections, with their choices potentially influencing the outcome of key races in Texas and offering a broader indication of how US president Donald Trump’s 2024 gains among Hispanic…”
“The US midterm elections are nationwide elections held every two years, halfway through a president's four-year term.”
“…limits Since returning to office in January 2025, Trump has used executive authority to impose tariffs, intensify immigration enforcement, reduce the federal workforce and pursue foreign policy objectives, including the war against Iran, without fresh…”
“US administration defends immigration policy The US State Department defended the administration's position on immigration and deportations.”
“Was he a victim of his own success to let two potent issues of immigration and law and order cede ground to affordability amid rising gas prices and his unpopular ‘war of choice’ with Iran.”
“With the Trump administration pursuing what many see as anti-immigration policies, the stakes are also fairly high for the 5.2 million people of Indian origin living in the US.”
“Statehood proposals for Washington DC and Puerto Rico, immigration policy and the possibility of expanding the Supreme Court have been subjects of political debate, with significant disagreement between the two parties.”
“Drawing a comparison with US immigration policy, Trump told the gathering that such individuals should never be allowed into a country.”
“TOI correspondent from Washington: US Vice President JD Vance has conceded that his rhetoric on H-1B visas was “imperfect,” but his attempt to distinguish his criticism of corporate hiring practices from hostility towards immigrants has exposed a deeper…”
“The extension window was designed to ensure immigrant workers aren’t pushed out of jobs because of processing delays at US Citizenship and Immigration Services.”
“The US State Department’s 2026 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report, released on October 8, downgraded Hong Kong to Tier 3 from the Tier 2 Watch List, where it had remained for two consecutive years.”
“His account comes amid renewed debate over skilled immigration after the US administration announced restrictions on green-card sponsorship processing for several technology companies.”