J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program
"Every year the Summer Work Travel program (SWT) provides J-1 visas to more than 100,000 college students from around the world, allowing them to work for three months and take an additional month to travel. Because they pay an average of about $1,100 in fees to the private organizations that sponsor their participation in the program, the program generates well over $100 million in annual revenues for those organizations. They pay many millions more in visa fees to the State Department and in travel expenses to and from the U.S."
Exchange Visa Programs Operate Mainly For Cheap Labor, Not Cultural Exchange
Topics: J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program
What We Know vs. What We Can Infer About the Ameaka Case
Foreign aid, a foreign residence requirement, presence washing, and an airport arrest
Topics: Asylum, J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program
New Regulation Would Change Open-Ended Stays for Certain Visa Programs
Once finalized, it would end ‘duration of status’ for foreign students, exchange visitors, and foreign media
How Individual Judges Can Help or Hinder Immigration Law Enforcement
Four recent cases
Wealthy Fairfax County, Va., to Use J-1 School Teachers from Barbados?
Topics: J-1 Nonimmigrant Visa Program