"You take an already difficult touring atmosphere, add now a layer of political fear," said an industry expert. "There's a risk of artists looking to other markets instead of the U.S."

The Trump Administration announced it is revoking all South Sudanese visas until the country accepts nationals deported from the U.S.

Starting immediately, consular officers must refer certain student and exchange visitor visa applicants to the "fraud prevention unit" for a "mandatory media check"

Countries around the world are increasingly issuing travel advisories for the U.S. due to concerns over new policies

A Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School has been detained and taken to an ICE detention center in Louisiana

Trump proposed a $5 million "Gold Card" program to grant legal residency to wealthy foreigners and international students.

President-elect Donald Trump waded into the work visa program debate to support tech billionaire Elon Musk.

Advocates say the ruling has implications for executive power over immigration, particularly as Donald Trump has vowed sweeping immigration reforms

The previous restriction applied only for visa issuances to individuals who facilitate irregular migration and profit from exploiting vulnerable migrants

Every year, the Diversity Visa program offers thousands of people from all over the world the opportunity to permanently reside in the U.S.

The U visa provides immigration benefits to victims or witnesses of violent crime

Andrés Manuel López Obrador also wants the U.S. Congress to approve a 20-billion-dollar plan to promote development in Latin America

New tech platforms are helping migrants fill out visa paperwork and schedule asylum meetings

The Department of State said that half of its consulates and embassies adjudicated more of these visas than ever before

The country further expanded its program weeks after doubling its visa quota for 2024

A roundup of the top stories shaping the lives of Latinos and Hispanics in the U.S. and in the Americas.

Four government agencies will investigate violations related to fraud and abuse in the H-2B program.

Spouses of high-skilled workers will be able to work while their SOs wait for green-card requests to come through.

98,000 Americans and over 350,000 Cuban-Americans visited Cuba in 2012. Those looking to head there soon might run up against problems, as Cuba has temporarily suspended visa and other consular services.

The American Farm Bureau has commissioned a new study which says food prices will spike if the nation doesn't give legal status to farm workers and establish a new guest worker program. The study's release comes soon after House Republican leaders signaled they're unlikely to move on the issue this year.

10,000 U visas for crime victims who cooperate with authorities in exchange for legal status have already been granted since Oct. 1 of this year. Petitioners who are approved for the rest of the fiscal year will have to wait until next October to get work authorization.

The Cuban consulate in Washington DC announced on Tuesday that it would be immediately suspending all consular services until further notice: as such, it will no longer be issuing passports and travel visas to the Caribbean island.

Backlogs swelled in the nation's immigration courts for the seventh year in a row, growing by an additional 10,266 cases.

The State Department said it will continue processing visas during this shutdown, unlike the shutdown 18 years ago. Those hoping to enter the U.S., however, should expect major delays.

A bill to create a permanent visa program for foreigners with advanced science and technical degrees cleared the House of Representatives on Friday, the latest salvo in the broader fight over U.S. immigration reform.