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  1. DHS and the Trump administration announce proposed changes to the immigration program and visa overhaul.
  2. The U.S. government agency DHS has implemented new restrictive visa rules.
  3. New visa rules have been implemented that restrict the movement of international knowledge workers.
  4. Policy shifts are creating administrative hurdles and uncertainty for the international talent pool.

AI minister pushes for visa expansion and advises on global talent strategy under Home Office oversight.

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AI minister pushes for visa expansion and advises on global talent strategy under Home Office oversight.

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Home OfficeKanishka NarayanVarun Chandra

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  1. UK offers expansion visas for Canadian firms as part of global talent strategy.1 source
  2. AI minister pushes for visa expansion as part of global talent strategy overseen by the Home Office.1 source

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