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Coverage of global mobility, immigration policy and what it means for founders, investors and companies moving talent across borders.
Immigration live updates
Rule changes, fees, court rulings and processing shifts, logged as they happen with the primary source attached.
Where Jumpstart has been featured
Skilled professionals are escaping Trump's immigration crackdown, survey finds
“Profissionais qualificados escapam do endurecimento migratório de Trump, aponta levantamento”
A U.S. decision that could ripple through companies in Brazil
“Decisão dos EUA pode ter efeitos em empresas no Brasil”
Banks, Pix face risks from U.S. move against gangs
How AI is driving company revenue and reshaping markets
“Como a IA tem impulsionado receitas de empresas e revolucionado mercados”
The research behind the headlines
Original surveys of founders, investors and highly qualified professionals. Full datasets and methodology are open to journalists.
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Founder Brief
Immigration policy, visa decisions and market signals for global founders building in the US. Read by the same audience our research covers.
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Fabiano Rocha
MIT Sloan and ITA engineer turned entrepreneur building a new model for U.S. immigration through AI and a success based approach. Leads Jumpstart's vision of making global talent mobility more accessible.
About Jumpstart
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Jumpstart is an immigration platform for global talent building in the United States. It combines specialized legal expertise with technology to guide founders, executives and highly qualified professionals through U.S. visa and residency processes, from strategy to filing.
Founded by immigrants who went through the process themselves, Jumpstart has supported professionals from more than a dozen countries and publishes original research on how immigration policy shapes where the world's talent chooses to build.
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