Mark Brantley says reform was never going to work and Malta was the warning. Part of his plan for after 2028 is a stalled project.
Seized equipment could churn out Canadian, French, Swiss, Czech, and Italian passports. No federal agency appears in the SQ’s account.
Listed Russians can’t renew their passport. They also can’t renounce it.
Section 17 makes the foreign mother the only parent that counts, and the 2024 reform does not reach anyone already born.
“The ancestry route has become a bureaucratic minefield characterized by rigid language requirements, extensive document checks stretching back generations and swelling processing times of five to six years.”
Seven years after it stalled, Kenya’s golden visa is back on the table, with almost everything still left to decide.
Venture funding across the Middle East fell in the first half. But those deals were done before the missiles, so the real reckoning is still to come.
The 2022 rulebook constraining officers is gone; case-by-case judgment over benefit use returns, and investors are the one group untouched.
The three-million figure is a police-union multiplier, not a count, and Spain’s income rules make reunification far from automatic.
A first multilateral biometric arrangement for DHS. It sharpens CBI vetting but leaves Proclamation 10998’s visa restrictions untouched.
The Roseau statement never mentions the June 2028 deadline or any refusal; its firmest language concerns the terms of “any transition.”
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The letter offers a 24-month transition; Browne says all five Caribbean CBI states got one and vows the program will continue.
Argentina is a unique prospect, argues Eric Major, comparing the program to those of small island nations in the Caribbean and the South Pacific.
The 6-3 ruling shuts an executive route to ending jus soli, though a concurrence leaves a statutory question open for Congress.
Nothing changes for the investment program today. Its constitutional foundation is another matter.
If Schengen access goes, Rafael Cintron sees the Caribbean cutting prices and selling harder, Vanuatu-style, not folding.
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The Nakamal Agreement pairs an undefined mobility benefit with a pledge to identify investor citizens separately. Signed, not yet in force.
The UK scrapped its last investor visa over money-laundering fears. The Treasury, Home Office, and campaigners are against a replacement.