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Immigration policies are changing rapidly, and these updates may directly impact your case, your family, and your future in the United States.

In this video, Immigration Attorney Remzi Kulen breaks down the most important recent immigration developments, including the new public charge policy guidance affecting both USCIS and U.S. consulates, expanded discretionary authority for officers, and what applicants should expect moving forward.

We also discuss the immediate consular guidance requiring broader “totality of the circumstances” reviews, increased 214(b) consular denials, and how health, finances, education, language ability, and employability are being evaluated more closely — even for applicants who have never used public benefits.

Additional updates covered in this video include:

The nationwide pause on immigration decisions for nationals of 19 countries

The federal court decision vacating USCIS’s EB-5 fee increases

Why EB-5 investors should consider filing now under the lower fee structure

Proposed changes to F-1 student visas that could limit duration of status to four years

DHS termination of TPS for Haiti and potential consequences

While these developments raise concerns, immigration strategies continue to evolve. Proper preparation, strong documentation, and early planning are more important than ever.

If you or your loved ones may be affected by these changes, this video will help you understand what is happening and how to prepare.

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0:00 – Intro
0:17 – Public charge policy changes
2:02 – What officers now consider
3:18 – Risks of broad discretion in adjudications
3:56 – Immigration decision pause for 19 countries
4:42 – EB-5 fees lowered after court decision
6:05 – F-1 student visa duration changes
7:54 – TPS for Haiti terminated
8:18 – Final thoughts & how applicants should prepare
9:00 – Closing remarks


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