Trump's new green-card rule pushes applicants to apply from abroad, sparking uncertainty
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USCIS announced that foreigners in the U.S. seeking a green card must generally apply from their home country, with limited exceptions, a move that could slow processing, create confusion, and invite legal challenges as the rollout remains unclear about who’s affected and what waivers might exist.
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- New USCIS Memo May Force Most Green Card Applicants to Apply from Abroad, Causing Chaos and Confusion American Immigration Council
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