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2 lakh IT workers, majorly Indians, have been laid off since November in US

2 lakh IT workers, majorly Indians, have been laid off since November in US
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US lawmakers write to USCIS on immigrants impacted by massive layoffs in tech industry

US lawmakers write to USCIS on immigrants impacted by massive layoffs in tech industry
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layoffs - American lawmakers write to US Citizenship and Immigration Services on immigrants impacted by layoffs in tech industry

This group of immigrants possesses skills that are highly valuable and forcing them to leave the country is harmful to our nation s long-term economic competitiveness

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US Embassy in Cuba resumes consular, visa services after 5-year hiatus

Havana, Jan 4 (EFE).- The US Embassy in Cuba on Wednesday resumed providing consular and visa processing services after a hiatus of more than five years, a period that began during the Republican administration of Donald Trump. Interviews for those interested in obtaining an immigration visa for the United States were resumed on Dec. 29. …

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Cuban, US officials meet in Havana on consular services

HAVANA (AP) Cuban and State Department officials met in Havana on Wednesday to discuss the expansion of consular and visa services on the island. The

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