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With the games industry increasingly dependent on access to global talent, immigration policy changes expected in both the United States and the United Kingdom in 2026 are set to influence how studios recruit, relocate and retain critical personnel. On both sides of the Atlantic, rising scrutiny, evolving review standards and new forms of vetting are shaping a more complex mobility environment – one that may materially affect project planning, hiring strategies and the movement of creative and technical specialists. Read more
Work & Theory on February 7, 2026
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