US Welfare Chart Lists Pakistan, Bangladesh, India Missing

By BPN News Desk January 5, 2026

International

U.S. President Donald Trump posted a chart showing the percentage of immigrant households receiving welfare in the United States. The data covers about 120 countries, with figures for nations such as Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal and China. The chart was shared on his social media platform and

International

Indian Immigrants in US Limit Travel Amid Visa Uncertainty

By BPN News Desk December 30, 2025

A growing number of Indian immigrants in the United States are restricting travel and staying indoors as anxiety rises over tighter visa scrutiny and immigration enforcement. The heightened caution spans undocumented migrants as well as legally present workers on temporary visas, reflecting widespread concern about delays, additional checks, and the risk of being unable to

International

Mamdani Tells Immigrants To Know Their Rights After ICE Raid

By BPN News Desk December 8, 2025

New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani released a video message urging immigrants to understand their legal rights after a recent immigration enforcement raid in Manhattan. The message was issued days after an attempted ICE operation in Chinatown sparked protests and concerns among local residents. Mamdani will take office on January 1, 2026. He said New […]

International

US Cuts Work Permit Validity To 18 Months

By BPN News Desk December 5, 2025

The United States has reduced the validity of work permits for several immigrant categories from five years to 18 months. The change applies to both new permits and renewed permits issued on or after December 5. The decision affects refugees, asylum seekers, individuals with pending green card applications and other humanitarian applicants. Who Will Be […]

International

Communities Stand With U.S. Immigrants Amid Deportation Rises

By BPN News Desk September 8, 2025

Activists and community groups across the United States are uniting behind the slogan “No human being is illegal” to show solidarity with undocumented immigrants. Large seminars and events—from Boston to California—stress that immigrants are vital contributors to the U.S. economy and deserve dignity, regardless of legal status. Immigrants Drive Key Industries, Face