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Here’s what we know about the new changes and how they will impact the industries who rely on this visa program to bring high-skilled workers.

During Banned Books Week, which starts Oct. 5, libraries and bookstores around the U.S. will highlight titles that have been censored.

The proclamation is a win for immigration hard-liners on Capitol Hill but is likely to rankle tech executives seeking qualified workers from abroad.

The musical has come under fire after it cast a white man to replace Darren Criss, whose mother is from the Philippines.

Immigration officials detained a grandmother and seamstress who has lived in the U.S. for more than 30 years at a routine check-in, sparking protests from community members.

Business owners in the U.S. are forced to make difficult decisions on pricing, staffing and survival because of the 50% levy on India.

At least a dozen faculty and staff have faced fallout over insensitive comments online.

While students usually ask advice, like the best classes to take, international students this year are asking what to do if they're stopped by ICE.

Donggin Shin, a 37-year-old violinist who has played with the Utah Symphony, was being held in a Colorado detention center more than 500 miles from his home.

Online shoppers say they're getting hit with big, surprise fees on Korean sunscreens, skin care, makeup and more.

Around the country, programs offering in-state tuition rates to immigrants that once had wide bipartisan support increasingly have come under criticism from Republicans.