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USCIS receives more than 35,000 applications for Homeland Defender positions, marking the largest job response in the agency’s history.

The Homeland Defender program, launched on September 30, focuses on interviews, document verification, and national security checks.

USCIS Director Joseph Edlow calls the response “a tremendous success,” noting rapid recruitment and onboarding progress.

Many selected candidates come from military, law enforcement, and public safety backgrounds. - Advertisement -

Indian American applicants are among the top respondents, bringing strong investigative and case-handling skills.

USCIS offers signing bonuses of up to $50,000, student loan repayment, and remote work flexibility to attract talent.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration S

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