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Big changes to F-1, J-1, I visa programs are under consideration

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By Barbara Kihumba
| JD Supra
And in the home stretch. The Office of Management and Budget has begun its review of a rule from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. If the rule becomes final, it would significantly change the F-1 visa program. The proposed rule was published by the DHS on August 28, 2025, and the public comment period closed a month later. OMB review is the final step before a rule is published and takes effect.
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Presidential Proclamation 10998 and 4 impacts on immigration processing and travel | JD Supra

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By Barbara Kihumba
| JD Supra
On December 16, President Trump issued Proclamation 10998, titled “Restricting and Limiting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States.” The proclamation, which took effect on January 1, builds on and expands entry restrictions first imposed last June by incorporating updated national security assessments and expanding the list of affected countries.
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Six in ’26: Immigration developments that employers and international travelers need to address now | JD Supra

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By Barbara Kihumba
| JD Supra
The developments include expanded vetting, increased discretion, and reduced predictability, particularly for foreign national employees who travel internationally or rely on temporary work authorizations. Here’s a summary of the six key changes coming next week. No. 1: Expanded travel restrictions effective January 1 On December 16, the Trump Administration issued a new Presidential Proclamation expanding existing travel restrictions, to take effect on January 1.
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