The Trump administration has "paused" processing green card applications for asylees and refugees, a highly administrative ...

The Trump administration has temporarily stopped processing certain green card applications to enhance ... and Immigration Services (USCIS) will pause finalizing some Adjustment of Status ...

The Trump administration has quietly paused the processing of green card applications filed by certain individuals, including ...

As permanent residents, green card holders are able to travel freely out of the country, whereas refugees and asylees need to apply for travel documents. Juarez called the pause in green card ...

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said it is pausing review of green card applications for some ... DHS said it would press pause on those seeking to become lawful permanent residents ...

The Trump administration in the United States has suspended the processing of green card applications of some refugees and asylees as it continues to implement a hardline immigration agenda.

“USCIS is placing a temporary pause on finalizing certain Adjustment ... they must be in the U.S. for one year before they can apply for a green card. It comes as the administration is ...

they would send your application back and say ... slammed the pause in an X post. He wrote, “DHS is suspending green card applications for people who are already living in the US with ...

Green card processing for some refugees and asylees has been halted by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which cited the need for "additional screening and vetting." (AP) The pause on ...

Recent changes in the U.S. Green Card policy under the Trump administration have paused applications for refugees and asylum seekers, affecting many Indian nationals. New measures include ...

As permanent residents, green card holders are able to travel freely out of the country, whereas refugees and asylees need to apply for travel documents. Juarez called the pause in green card ...

The pause potentially ... at least 67,800 green card applications were filed by asylum seekers, while almost 40,000 were submitted by refugees, who can only apply after arriving at least a year ...