Dear @RepYassAnsari @yassaminansari ,
 I understand you represent Americans, specifically Arizonans, and I do not expect anything from you personally. But it is disappointing to see you repeatedly use your country of origin for attention and political gain, while doing nothing

Behind every delayed case is a real person, a student who spent years building a future, a researcher driving innovation, a professional trying to stay afloat. Many highly trained Iranian professionals, educated at leading U.S. universities are now unable to fully apply their

Although asylum processing is reportedly resuming, the pause still appears to affect many Iranian applicants—especially students, researchers, and professionals. Individuals who have followed all legal requirements and are contributing to U.S. research and innovation continue to

This is important point. Many highly trained Iranian professionals—educated at leading U.S. universities—are unable to work or contribute meaningfully due to the #USCISPause, despite full legal compliance and completed security screenings. Each delay places careers, stability,

ایرانی ها بیاین و پشت هم رو بگیریم… اگه هر ایرانی مقیم ایالات متحده با کاخ سفید تماس بگیره یا با سناتورهای ایالات خودشون، ممکنه گشایشی برای این بچه ها بشه… #LiftTheHold

Immigrants weren’t just filling existing jobs; they were helping create them. That’s Econ 101: jobs are not a fixed pie. More people means more customers, more demand, more businesses expanding, and yes, more hiring.

Huge loss for US if this is not fixed.

Iranian students, scholars, and professionals who have followed every legal requirement, paying fees, maintaining lawful status, and trusting the system are now facing indefinite delays in their USCIS cases. Many are left in a state of uncertainty, with some at risk of being

@StateDept Today, IABA and allied Iranian American organizations urged the U.S. government to resume immigration adjudications for lawfully present Iranians in the United States. For months, students, doctors, engineers, researchers, and founders have been left in limbo. Many are at risk

Iranian students, scholars, and professionals who followed every legal step, paid the fees, maintained lawful status, and trusted the system, are now facing an indefinite pause on their USCIS cases. Many are living in uncertainty, and some may be forced to return to Iran, where

Dear @LisaDaftari, Many Iranian students, researchers, and professionals in the United States are facing growing uncertainty as their work authorizations—including OPT, H-1B visas, and immigration cases with USCIS—remain on hold. The delays have placed their careers and legal

Iranian researchers are just 0.9% of U.S. immigrants, yet contribute to 15%+ of top AI papers. In the middle of a global AI race, pausing their visas doesn’t just hurt them — it weakens America’s edge and hands opportunities to competitors. This is a self-inflicted setback to

Iranian researchers are just 0.9% of U.S. immigrants, yet contribute to 15%+ of top AI papers. In the middle of a global AI race, pausing their visas doesn’t just hurt them — it weakens America’s edge and hands opportunities to competitors. This is a self-inflicted setback to

Agreed and important point. Many highly trained Iranian professionals—educated at top U.S. universities—are currently unable to apply their skills or contribute meaningfully due to the #USCISPause. This is despite having followed all legal processes and successfully passed

This matters. Legal, highly skilled professionals are not a burden, they are a competitive advantage. They power innovation, grow businesses, and expand opportunity. The #USCISpause risks all of that. #LiftTheHold

دوستان عزیز خودم و همه کسایی که کسی رو تو آمریکا میشناسن یا وضعیتش رو درک میکنن لطفا لطفا اطلاع رسانی کنین این پتیشن رو امضا کنن این کمترین کاریه که میشه کرد زندگی خیلیا درگیر و بینهایت پر از استرس شده سپاس #USCISpause

Thank you @hpux. This is about countless Iranian students and professionals whose lives are hanging by a thread, people who have given everything to help make this country great and are still ready to give more #USCISpause