US immigration Policy: US President Donald Trump has announced a plan to suspend migration from third-world countries. This announcement was made at a time when an Afghan citizen is accused of opening fire on two National Guard soldiers in Washington.

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that even though America has progressed technologically, the current immigration policy has weakened these advances. He said that migration from all third-world countries should be stopped so that the American system can fully recover.

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Donald Trump said he wants to reverse Biden’s millions of illegal admissions. He also said that he wanted to remove anyone whom he considered not to be a net asset to America or incapable of loving the country. Trump also said that any foreign citizen who is not considered a public charge, a security risk or not compatible with Western civilization should be expelled from the country.

History of the term third-world

The concept of “First, Second and Third World” dates back to the Cold War, when the world was divided into the US-backed Western Bloc and the Communist Eastern Bloc, with neutral countries and the rest classified as the Third World. The term is commonly used to refer to poor or “underdeveloped” countries, but is now widely considered outdated and obsolete.

Trump’s crackdown on immigrants continues

The Trump administration said on November 28 that it would review the immigration status of every permanent resident or green card holder from Afghanistan and 18 other countries. Joseph Edlow, director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), wrote on

When asked which countries Edlow was referring to, a USCIS spokesperson told AFP that the list was prepared in accordance with Trump’s executive order in June 2025, which classifies 19 countries as ‘of identified concern’.

During a public event at the University of Mississippi in America, a woman of Indian origin challenged Vice President JD Vance in an open forum on immigration policy. Questioning the harsh immigration policies of the Donald Trump administration, the woman asked, ‘Why are people who have come to America following the rules, through hard work and by paying money, now there is talk of expelling them from here?’ This entire incident was captured on camera and is now going viral on social media.

What did the woman say during the program?
When the round of questions started during the programme, a woman of Indian origin stood up and said – ‘When you say that there are too many immigrants here, then who decided the limit of ‘too many’? You asked us to come here, invested our youth, our hard work, our money in this country, now you are the one who says that we cannot live here?

Vance said – ‘Less people should come, so that the social structure of the country is preserved’
JD Vance said in response that America should accept only a small number of legal immigrants. He argued that ‘uncontrolled immigration could affect the social unity of the country.’ Vance said, ‘If 100 people contribute to the country by coming illegally, it does not mean that now we should allow 1 million or 1 crore people to come every year.’

,@VP: “There’s too many people who want to come to the United States of America — and my job as Vice President is not to look out for the interests of the whole world, it’s to look out for the people of the United States.” pic.twitter.com/eSNMYPuWfA

— Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47) October 30, 2025

The woman asked – ‘When you yourself showed the way, why are you stopping me now?’
The woman then retorted and said that it was the American government that had assured people of the ‘American Dream’ for years. You yourself made your way to work hard, pay, and live here. Now you yourself say that we have gone beyond what is required – how is this justified?

Vance asked questions on wife’s religion
The woman also asked Vance about his interfaith marriage and whether his marriage to his Hindu wife has changed his worldview. On this JD Vance said- ‘I am a Christian and I stand by my faith. I want my wife to understand this too, but if she doesn’t want to, that’s her free will. God has given freedom to everyone.

The video of this question and answer is going viral on social media. Many users praised the woman’s courage, while some called Vance’s diplomatic response a ‘political rescue’.

Three people died in a horrific road accident in Southern California, America. 21-year-old Indian youth Jasanpreet Singh, who was living in America illegally, has been held responsible for this accident. According to the police, he was driving the truck in an intoxicated state, due to which the accident occurred. The accused truck driver has been arrested.

How did the accident happen?
The accident happened on the San Bernardino County Freeway, when Jasanpreet Singh’s semi-truck collided with slow moving vehicles. The video of the accident was captured in the dashcam of the truck, in which the truck was seen colliding with an SUV. Three people died and many others were injured in this accident.

drunk driving confirmation
Police investigation found that Jasanpreet did not even apply brakes and was driving under the influence of drugs. He was taken to the hospital and a medical examination proved he was intoxicated, California Highway Patrol Officer Rodrigo Jimenez said.

BREAKING: 3 killed in California by an illegal alien truck driver, Jashanpreet Singh. Singh entered in 2022, was released by Biden.

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— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) October 23, 2025

Illegal migration and arrest
The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has confirmed that Jasanpreet Singh does not have valid immigration status in the US. He reportedly entered the US by crossing the southern border in 2022 and was released into the country under the ‘alternative to detention’ policy. Now after his arrest, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has issued an immigration detainer against him.

Such a case has come up before also
This incident is not the first. Also in August 2024, another Indian immigrant named Harjinder Singh caused a truck accident in Fort Pierce, Florida, in which three people died. He also entered America illegally in 2018 and later obtained a commercial driving license from there.

Nasscom on h-1b visa fee hike: Trump’s decree to increase the H1B visa fee has increased the concern of the Indian IT industry. India’s top IT industry body NASSCOM said on the decision to $ 100,000 annually to H1B visa fees that it could have a direct impact on the global operations of Indian IT services companies. Along with this, thousands of professionals working in America may face uncertainty.

Nascom alert

The top body of the IT industry also expressed concern over the time limit of 21 September to implement this increased amount. Nascom said that a day-long time-limit creates a lot of uncertainty for businesses, professionals and students around the world.

According to a statement, this move of America will affect Indian citizens who work for global and Indian companies. It further said, “We are reviewing the fine details of the order. This type of adjustment can affect America’s innovation ecosystem and comprehensive employment economy. ”

Question on the deadline of one day

NASCOM also said that India’s IT services companies would be affected, while commercial continuity will be interrupted for projects going on abroad that may require adjustment. According to NASCOM, sufficient time should be given for policy changes of this scale, which will help organizations and individuals to effectively plan and reduce disruption.

The statement said that high-skill talent is important for the American economy to speed up innovation, competitiveness and growth. This is especially important at a time when progress in artificial intelligence (AI) and other leading techniques is ready to define global competitiveness.

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American Republican Senator Mike Lee has expressed the possibility of banning the H1B visa. He questioned in response to a post on the social media platform X (Twitter) whether the time has come to stop the H1B visa now? The statement came at a time when a post claimed that an officer of Walmart was given a bribe to give priority to the Indian H1B employees. Mike Lee has become the new leader raising his voice on this issue, which has intensified the ongoing debate on the H1B program in America.

The H1B visa started in 1990 allows American companies to appoint foreign employees in specific businesses. This visa is released for three years, which can be extended to a maximum of six years. Every year the US government issues 65,000 H1B visas, while 20,000 additional visas are given to master or PHD from American universities. India has long been the greatest beneficiary of the H1B visa program, especially for IT and technology professionals.

Partition on H1B in American politics
Recently, partition in American politics on H1B visa is clearly visible. Vice President JD Vance said that large tech companies remove American employees and recruit H1B employees, which is injustice to American professionals. He gave examples that companies are applying for foreign work visas even after taking out thousands of employees. On the other hand, Trump had earlier described the H1B visa as a great program and said that employees with H1B visa holders work in many companies.

USCIS director’s stance and possibility of new rules
Newly appointed director of USCIS Joseph Adlo has said that the H1B visa should be used to complement American economy and workers and not to replace them. According to US media reports, the Trump administration is considering eliminating the H1B lottery system and implementing the salary-based priority system. This means that employees who get high salary will get priority.

Impact on Indian professionals
The largest share in the H1B visa program is Indian IT and technical professionals. Every year thousands of Indian engineers, doctors and researchers go through the US H1B visa. If the rules are strict or banned, it will directly affect India’s IT sector and Indian talent.

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Us hb visa policy: The US has made another change in its immigration policy. US President Donald Trump signed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” on Friday (July 4, 2025) last week. Under this bill, now visa applicants will have to pay a visa integrity fee of $ 250. This fee will be in the form of a type of security deposit and can also be returned when certain conditions are met. However, it was also said that this fee can also be increased every year according to inflation.

This new US rule will be applicable from 2026 next year and will also be applicable to all non-immigrant visa applications, including tourist/business (B-1/b-2), student (F/m), work (H-1B), and exchange (J) Visa. At the same time, under this new rule, only diplomatic class visas (A and G) have been exempted from this new fee.

According to the provisions of this law, this additional fee will be recovered by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) while issuing a visa. This fee will be charged in addition to the fee levied on the existing visa application.

New law brought for strict action against illegal immigration

This new rule has been brought under efforts by US President Donald Trump to take strict action against illegal immigration and strictly follow the rules.

Apart from this, other charges related to travel have also been included in this new bill. It also includes a $ 24-94 fee, Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) fee for passengers of Visa Wave Program and a $ 30-$ 30 electronic visa update system (EVUS) fee for some Chinese citizens having a 10-year B-1/B-2 visa. According to the report of Fragoman, an US -based Immigration Service firm, all these cannot be forgiven in any situation.

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Donald Trump’s Move for Depotation: US President Donald Trump is going to take major action against immigrant citizens living in the country. This was announced by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Friday (March 21). DHS said in its announcement that it would end the legal protection of more than 5 lakh immigrants of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Vengeuela in the US. After this step, the people of these countries will start to face the danger of mass deployment within 30 days.

According to an associated press report, this order of US President Donald Trump will have an impact on those who entered the United States under the Humanitarian Peraole Program from October 2022. Under this program, immigrants who came to America were allowed to live and work here for two years.

There will be big action on immigrants in 30 days

DHS secretary Christie Nom said in a statement, “After the notice is published in the Federal Register of America, the legal status of the said countries will be abolished by April 24 in 30 days.

The move by the US Donald Trump administration is going to affect around 5,32,000 people in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, which entered the US under the Pererol Program implemented to the Biden administration, who found financial sponsors here and were given temporary status in the US.

Decision taken after change in immigration policy

This decision by Donald Trump has been taken after a comprehensive change in the US Immigration Policy and reminds us of the steps of Donald Trump’s administration, which aims to prevent misuse under the Humanitarian payroll program.

According to the AP report, this legal weapon has been used historically to temporarily allow citizens of countries facing war or political instability to allow and live in the United States.

Us President Donald Trump: The Donald Trump administration has taken a major step over the migrant policy in the US and canceled the legal protection of 530,000 immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. After this decision, these immigrants may have to leave the US within about a month.

The Homeland Security Department announced that the immigrants of these countries who entered the US in October 2022 with financial sponsors will now be abolished. These migrants were given a two -year permit to live and work in America, which is now over. This step is part of the fast action against illegal migrants of Trump administration.

Human parole system end of legal status
The human parole system is a legal system, which has been used to temporarily entry and residence people from countries struggling with war or political instability. The former President Joe Biden’s tenure was allowed to enter the US under this system under this system. The Trump administration has accused the system that it has been widely misused and that is why it has been decided to end it. People who come under this have been asked to leave the US after April 24, so that a large number of people can face exile.

Trump administration’s stance on immigrants
Due to the tough stance of the Trump administration against illegal migrants, so far a record number of illegal migrants have been expelled from the US. The Trump administration says that the parole program launched by the Biden government was beyond legal limitations, and that is why it was decided to terminate it in January 2025 by issuing an executive order.

The decision indicates the strict immigrant policies of the US government, which especially affects migrants from countries with whom the US diplomat and political relations are stressful.

Joe Biden’s immigrant policy
Joe Biden started the parole entry program for the immigrants of Venezuela in 2022. After this, in 2023, the immigrants of Cuba, Haiti, and Nicaragua were also included in 2023. The Biden administration had given two years of parole to these immigrants, allowing them to work and reside in the US.

However, the Trump administration saw these policies as a violation of legal boundaries and made major changes in the immigrant policy, which has endangered the legal status of millions of immigrants.

Possible impact and further action
The decision to cancel the parole status by the Trump administration is going to make a widespread impact among the immigrants. It is not yet clear how many of these people have received legal status or other security options in America. There is a continuous political debate over the immigrant policy in the US, and with this decision, citizens of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela will now have to consider other options for their future. This decision of the Trump administration can make the situation more difficult for millions of migrants living in America.