Green Card Rule Pushes Most Applicants Abroad, but Economic-Benefit Cases May Qualify

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The Trump administration announced a tighter green-card policy that would require many immigrants already in the U.S. to leave and apply from abroad, with adjustment of status allowed only in extraordinary circumstances; however, applications considered to provide an economic benefit or serve the national interest may continue on their current path, assessed case by case, potentially disrupting families and employers awaiting permanent residency.
- Trump admin says new green card enforcement likely won't apply to those who provide an 'economic benefit' Business Insider
- New rule requires most green-card applicants to apply from outside U.S. The Washington Post
- Trump administration tells green card applicants to apply from abroad CBC
- Non-immigrant visa holders must return to home countries to apply for green cards, Trump administration says NBC News
- USCIS Issues Policy Memo Requiring Adjustment of Status Requests to be Completed Outside of the US Erickson Immigration Group
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