The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S., regardless of parents' immigration status. The 6-3 decision rejected President Trump's attempt to limit immigration, affirming the 14th Amendment's promise of citizenship. The court also ruled on transgender athletes and campaign finance.
Justice Clarence Thomas argues the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling "devalues" American citizenship, suggesting it was intended only for formerly enslaved Black people. Justice Samuel Alito also dissented, concerned about "birth tourists."
Indian professionals and students face increasing uncertainty and complexity in US immigration policies, from visa applications and H-1B selections to green card processes. Frequent policy changes, heightened scrutiny, and lengthy backlogs are making the traditional path to permanent residency a 'nightmare', prompting exploration of alternative destinations.
Indian professionals and students pursuing the 'American Dream' are encountering significant challenges due to frequent US policy changes, increased scrutiny on visas like H-1B, and uncertainties surrounding green card applications. This has led to growing exploration of alternative destinations.
