Mass deportation in the US: truth or conspiracy?

In recent months, the possibility of a mass deportation in the US has generated fear and uncertainty among immigrants, including the Brazilian community. During his second term campaign and inauguration speech, Donald Trump reaffirmed his intention to carry out the largest deportation operation in American history, claiming that the country is being "invaded" [...]

Changes to the American non-immigrant visa

If you're planning a temporary trip to the United States, whether for tourism, study, work or exchange, you'll need a non-immigrant visa. This process may seem complex, but we're here to help you understand each step and make your journey abroad easier. Check out the changes to the American visa! Who [...]

Change in Italian citizenship rules could make naturalization easier for foreigners

Italy is about to relax one of the main criteria for obtaining citizenship by naturalization. The Italian Constitutional Court has approved a referendum that aims to reduce the minimum length of residence required for foreigners to apply for Italian citizenship from 10 to 5 years. This change could benefit workers and students who already live in [...]

Donald Trump seeks to change right to citizenship by birth in the US

A controversial new measure has been announced in the United States by former President Donald Trump, which seeks to change the right to citizenship by birth. Trump's proposal challenges the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, which guarantees citizenship to anyone born on US soil, regardless of their parents' immigration status. The executive order signed by Trump [...]

Brazil welcomes more than 180,000 migrants between January and November 2024

Data published in the Migration Bulletin on Friday (10) shows that Brazil welcomed 180,507 migrants of various nationalities between January and November 2024. In November alone, the number of entries was 17,175 people. The survey was published by the National Justice Secretariat (Senajus). Among the migrants, many remain in [...]