2010: As Economic Woes Go On, Stances Harden On Immigration
Copyright show: No If global economic crisis was the theme of 2009, in 2010 it might have been "foreigner, go home."read more
View ArticleKyrgyzstan: Some Students Find Loophole in US State Department Work-Travel...
Copyright show: No When 21-year-old Myrza and his new bride received visas to travel to the United States in 2008, his relatives beamed. Myrza had just finished his junior year at the Kyrgyz National...
View ArticleUzbekistan: Andijan Refugees Form Tight Bonds in Arizona
Copyright show: No During the summer, Rakhmat Kobilov rises at 4 am, eats breakfast, and drives 45 miles to the farm where he cultivates cucumbers, watermelon, and a fragrant variety of cantaloupe...
View ArticleMongolia: Immigrants in Los Angeles Feeling Economic Pull of Homeland
Copyright show: No Starting just over two decades ago, tens of thousands of citizens started leaving Mongolia amid a wrenching economic transition from a planned-economy to a free market. Now, with...
View ArticleHas The U.S. Green Card Lottery Run Out Of Luck?
Copyright show: Hide copyrights WASHINGTON -- Each year around this time, millions of would-be immigrants to the United States from around the world hold their breath. Early May is when the U.S. State...
View ArticleCentral Asia & Caucasus: Awaiting Word on Future of Green Card Lottery
Copyright show: No The fates of thousands of citizens of Central Asian states could be determined this fall on Capitol Hill in Washington.read more
View ArticleGeorgia: Officials Pledge to Tweak Immigration Restrictions
Copyright show: No The Georgian government is promising to review recent visa and immigration restrictions on foreigners amid concerns that the reforms may curtail foreign investment and encourage...
View ArticleIs the Party Over? Sanctions and Economic Slump Expedite Expat Exodus from...
Copyright show: No MOSCOW – Nash Tavkhelidze has been in the expat party business since the 1990s. And in the age of sanctions it looks like the party's over. read more
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