The top U.S. immigration enforcement agency deported 442,637 people between October 2024 and September 2025, according to newly-released statistics.
Why it matters: The top-line figure is about 171,000 people more than the fiscal year before, but far short of Trump's campaign promise to deport one million people a year. MORE
]]>In some countries, over 90 percent of student visa applications were rejected. A new report argues that the current visa landscape “undermines the principle of merit-based entry.”
After international student enrollment crashed in fall 2025, a report from Shorelight, an international education firm, illuminates one factor that led to that decline: a bump in F-1 visa rejections, especially for students from a handful of countries that typically supply large numbers of international enrollees. MORE
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Personal anecdotes of racism in France and Cameroon
Since the election of a Black mayor in Saint-Denis—a suburb of Paris known for landmarks like the Stade de France and the Basilique Saint-Denis, where many French sovereigns are buried—openly racist attacks appear to have increased across France.
But is this really new?
What feels different today is not the existence of racism—it has always been there—but how open, normalized, and unapologetic it has become. This time, the shift seems amplified by the media. A recent survey by Ifop highlighted the troubling state of racism in the country, and many point to media ecosystems like CNews as amplifiers of this new tone. MORE
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"The 28th Africa Business Conference will gather attendees under the theme: “Owning Tomorrow — Africa’s Agency in a Shifting World.”
This year’s theme responds to a pivotal moment. Global conflict, shifting alliances, and rapid technological change have sidelined African priorities, yet the continent continues to push forward. From cultural exports shaping global narratives to regional cooperation and economic resilience, Africa is asserting its agency in new ways.
We will explore how leaders, businesses, and creatives can shape tomorrow on their own terms, challenging outdated assumptions and spotlighting sectors where Africa is already leading, from fashion and film to digital innovation and fintech.
Join us as we highlight Africa’s growing global influence across culture, technology, and commerce."
Friday, Mar 27 at 1 pm to Saturday, Mar 28 at 11 pm MORE
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Savez-vous quel est le meilleur restaurant universitaire aux États-Unis ?
Il semblerait que ce soit celui de l’Université du Massachusetts à Amherst (UMass Amherst), dans le Massachusetts. Réputé depuis des années, ce resto U est souvent classé n°1 du pays. Et fait surprenant : même des habitants de la ville viennent y manger, comme dans un véritable buffet ouvert à tous.
Mais il n’est pas seul sur le podium.
L’Université du Maryland (essayez Yahentamitsi) propose également une expérience impressionnante, avec une offre variée et de très bonne qualité.
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Il semble que la loterie Green Card connaisse une suspension temporaire aux États-Unis. Depuis le retour de Donald Trump à la présidence, le programme aurait été mis en pause de manière indéfinie.
Traduction simple : pas de loterie Green Card cette année.
Pour des milliers de candidats à travers le monde, c’est une porte qui se referme — au moins provisoirement. Encore une fois, les rêves d’installation, de mobilité et d’avenir sont suspendus à des décisions politiques prises loin du quotidien des familles concernées.
Si vous espériez déposer votre candidature, inutile de chercher le formulaire : il n’y a pas de tirage prévu pour le moment.
Reste à voir si cette pause est vraiment temporaire… ou le début d’un changement plus profond dans la politique migratoire américaine. En attendant, il est plus que jamais important d’explorer d’autres voies (études, travail, mobilité professionnelle) pour celles et ceux qui avaient les États-Unis en ligne de mire.
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Wednesday, January 28
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm ET
Register below.
This session is designed to give foreign nationals, employers, and advocates a space to ask their most urgent immigration questions. Patrick and Becki will answer questions in real time and share insights into today’s rapidly shifting immigration landscape.
Please come prepared with your questions! MORE
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Ivy League school joins Harvard, MIT, other elite peers boosting aid for middle-class families. MORE
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The Department of Economics, University of Zurich, Switzerland is looking for exceptionally talented, highly motivated candidates with a strong background in economics or related quantitative fields, experience with data analysis, an interest in economic research and a clear intention to pursue a Ph.D. They particularly value curiosity, perseverance, and a demonstrated commitment to research and learning.
Specifically, candidates need:
Eligible candidates are those with strong academic potential who also meet one of the following criteria:
Applications can be submitted through the Predoctoral Program Global Talent Common Application. Candidates will be asked to submit their CV, academic transcripts, and at least one letter of recommendation. No prior European working permit is needed.
The next deadline is end of January, but there will be periodic deadlines multiple times a year, so that candidates can apply on a rolling basis. MORE
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Les immigrés représentent environ un quart des médecins aux États-Unis, et les régions rurales dépendent encore davantage de praticiens formés à l’étranger. Mais de nouvelles politiques migratoires rendent leur arrivée plus difficile et moins attrayante. Selon Yuki Noguchi de NPR, ces mesures risquent d’aggraver les pénuries de personnel dans le système de santé américain. SUITE
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