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At Tukole, everyone’s insights and experiences matter. Whether it’s recommendations on how to adjust to life in the diaspora and changes or lessons learned on the job sites, you can expect our talented partners to routinely share their knowledge.

We try to always provide pertinent information to our members and the general public and hope you will gain some knowledge on this collective journey.

Tukole Writer 7/31/25 Tukole Writer 7/31/25

Fall 2025 Drop in International Student Continuation

As Fall 2025 begins, TISSO faces a crisis: only 95 of 399 registered international students confirmed continued education, a 76% drop. Most remain in the U.S., uncertain and waiting. California and Arizona see the largest declines. This blog supports students, families, and community leaders seeking clarity and solutions.

If U.S. Immigration are Unfair and Biased, Why Do We Still Immigrate to the United States?

In countless community forums, family WhatsApp groups, and diaspora events, the recurring question emerges: why do many still risk everything to immigrate to the United States despite perceived unfair laws? This inquiry urges profound contemplation, particularly among Sub-Saharan Africans grappling with the intricate U.S. immigration system and its daunting challenges.