Arrest of Tufts University Student Rümeysa Öztürk by ICE

Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk was arrested by federal agents after her visa was revoked due to alleged activities in support of Hamas. The university president supports her and requests her release.

Tufts University student detained by ICE

ICE detained a Tufts University student in Massachusetts, leading to protests and legal action. The student's visa status is in question, and there are demands for her release. The incident is related to anti-Israel protests and Trump's executive order on student visas.

Prince Harry's Visa Documents

Prince Harry's secret visa documents have been released with large redacted sections. The US government stated that Harry was not given special treatment in his immigration process. The documents fueled speculation about drug use and potential lies on his visa application. President Trump hinted at possible legal action if Harry lied on his application.

Controversy Surrounding Dr. Rasha Alawieh's Deportation

Dr. Rasha Alawieh, a Lebanese citizen and professor at Brown University's medical school, was sent back to Lebanon despite having a valid visa after allegedly attending the funeral of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah. This situation has sparked controversy and legal actions.

Revocation of Visa for Student Supporting Hamas

The Trump administration revoked the visa of a student who protested in favor of Hamas, an Islamic terrorist organization. President Trump called for foreign students supporting terrorist groups to have their visas revoked. President Biden's administration had no plans to revoke visas of students defending Hamas. Senator Marco Rubio urged for student visa holders supporting Hamas to be expelled.

President Trump's 'Gold Card' Visa Proposal

President Trump proposes a 'Gold Card' visa for foreign graduates to buy a path to U.S. citizenship by paying $5 million, aiming to raise funds and create jobs. However, the proposal faces opposition due to existing citizenship routes, control by Congress, and concerns about its impact on American workers and innovation.

Murder of Two Gay Men by Hungarian Man in Florida

A Hungarian man overstayed his visa in Florida and allegedly murdered two gay men. He is now in custody facing second-degree murder charges. The victims were elderly gay men who were befriended before being strangled to death. The suspect has been detained with an immigration hold.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Settle in the U.S.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have settled in the U.S. and have no plans to return to Britain. Harry enjoys the American lifestyle and privacy it offers. Despite stepping down as working members of the Royal Family, Harry maintains his title and place in the line of succession. However, there is scrutiny regarding Harry's U.S. residency due to past admissions of drug use.

Stablecoin Transaction Volumes and Adoption Challenges

More than 90% of stablecoin transaction volumes are not from genuine users, challenging the idea that stablecoins are ready to revolutionize the payment industry. Visa's data suggests that stablecoins are still in a nascent stage and need improvement to become widely accepted.

U.S. Senator Demands U.S. Cancel Iranian Foreign Minister's Visa After Iran's Attack on Israel

Republican senator demands U.S. cancel Iranian Foreign Minister's visa for attending UN Security Council meeting after Iran's attack on Israel. State Department and UN dodge questions on visa. US has authority to restrict movement of diplomats in NY. Iran launched retaliatory strike against Israel. US working to broker ceasefire deal for Gaza.

Iran's Foreign Minister Granted U.S. Visa Amid Outrage Over Strike on Israel

The Biden administration granted Iran's foreign minister a U.S. visa to attend U.N. proceedings in NYC, sparking outrage after Iran's strike on Israel. Lawmakers are calling for the visa to be revoked due to concerns about anti-Israel and anti-American rhetoric.

Changes in Travel Requirements for Brazil

In 2024, travel requirements are postponed for citizens of the US, Canada, and Australia visiting Brazil, but by 2025, visas will be required with additional financial documentation. The visa will cost $80.90, be valid for 10 years with multiple entries, and stays are limited to 90 days per year.

Visa and Mastercard Settlement on Swipe Fees

Visa and Mastercard settle with U.S. merchants on swipe fees, potentially saving consumers billions. The deal lowers and caps fees, allowing small businesses to collectively bargain for rates. However, industry groups believe more needs to be done for long-term relief.

Visa Cap for Afghans Who Worked with U.S. Troops

Senators urge congressional leaders to ensure more visas are available for Afghans who worked alongside U.S. troops, as the deadline for safety in the U.S. approaches. Advocates warn of dire consequences if more visas are not approved.