Mass Visa Revocations of Asylum Seekers, Six-Figure Fee Proposed for H-1B Visas by Trump Administration

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JNN 25 August 2026, Washington: The Trump administration is actively preparing to revoke the B1 and B2 visas of up to 200,000 asylum seekers, while concurrently proposing a permanent six-figure H-1B visa fee of $103,265—not $200,000. These aggressive policy changes, announced by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the State Department, represent a massive escalation in the administration’s crackdown on both temporary visitor routes and high-skilled legal immigration.

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Bickering Saudi Monarchy’s Runaway Princess Sarah seeks asylum in Britain

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JNN 02 July 2012 London : Sarah Bint Talal, nephew of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz, whose extended stay request has been rejected by the Saudi Arabian embassy in London in coordination with British authorities, has applied for asylum in the UK.

She was Saudi Arabia’s “Barbie” princess; the pampered granddaughter of the Kingdom’s founder and daughter of one of his most powerful and favoured sons.

Princess Sara bint Talal bin Abdulaziz, however, is claiming political asylum in the UK over fears for her safety back home. Continue reading →

Bickering Saudi Monarchy's Runaway Princess Sarah seeks asylum in Britain

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JNN 02 July 2012 London : Sarah Bint Talal, nephew of Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Bin Abdul-Aziz, whose extended stay request has been rejected by the Saudi Arabian embassy in London in coordination with British authorities, has applied for asylum in the UK.

She was Saudi Arabia’s “Barbie” princess; the pampered granddaughter of the Kingdom’s founder and daughter of one of his most powerful and favoured sons.

Princess Sara bint Talal bin Abdulaziz, however, is claiming political asylum in the UK over fears for her safety back home. Continue reading →

Saudi Gay diplomat seeks Asylum in US

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JNN 13 Nov 2011 BERLIN – The United States government denied political asylum to Ali Ahmad Asseri, the former first secretary of the Saudi consulate in Los Angeles, last week to avoid disrupting US-Saudi relations, according to a Saudi-American blogger and journalist based in Brazil. Continue reading →