If you cannot load your photos onto your computer from your camera or phone's SD card, you can troubleshoot the issue to recover your pictures. If you can copy other files from the SD card ...

The Justice Department has revealed whether Pam Bondi is authorised to revoke green card holders' lawful permanent residency at any time. The US Justice Department has reportedly recently told the ...

Oliver Contreras / AFP via Getty Images During an appellate court hearing last week, a lawyer for the Trump administration argued that Attorney General Pam Bondi has the authority to revoke a person’s ...

The last rally I attended at the Roundhouse against MAGA madness appeared to be nothing more than a bunch of Anglo Democrats enjoying each other’s company. Where was the rest of Santa Fe?

The green chile that crowns this masterpiece is quintessentially New Mexican. It delivers heat that announces itself without overwhelming, bringing a complex smokiness that elevates the entire burger ...

In 2023 alone, they sent home over $23 billion. But it’s not just H-1B, F-1 visa holders and green card holders who will be affected by the new Bill, if it is passed. For non-resident Indians in the ...

If the court sides with the Trump administration’s position, it could jeopardize the lawful residency status of the U.S.’s estimated 12.8 million green card holders. Murphy suggested that the ...

The US Department of State has published the June 2025 Visa Bulletin, and unfortunately, it offers little relief for Indian nationals facing extended green card backlogs. Despite increasing demand and ...

But immigration experts say the law’s enactment during the second Trump administration has left noncitizens — including some of the 13.5 million people legally in the U.S. on green cards ...

But Serrano ultimately managed, three years ago, to gain U.S. permanent residence, or a green card. "Thanks to God, we went through the visa process, legally, and then we were able to go into the ...

The brothers were pursuing green cards under what’s known as Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, granted to those under 21 who have suffered abuse, abandonment, or neglect by a parent.