My employer handled everything, and within five years, I received my green card. I was relieved — not having to stress over ...

The Trump administration is increasingly playing its policy of mass deportation for laughs, pushing memes and jokes about the ...

Mornings are hard. Some people wake up and hit the gym, while others scroll through funny pictures until their brains boot up. This post is for the latter. Nothing too heavy. Just dumb signs ...

But a scroll full of weird, funny, and mildly unhinged pictures might help. Here’s today’s freshest funny pictures to get your brain moving, or at least distracted, for a few minutes. 1. 2.

Green card holders face increased risk of deportation under new rules. Trump administration warns immigrants to behave or risk losing residency. USCIS outlines reasons for green card revocation ...

While green card holders can spend up to 365 consecutive days outside the United States, any duration longer than six months can “raise eyebrows,” Mr. Wildes said.

In 2023, Texas was home to more than 1.3 million lawful permanent residents, also known as “green card” holders, according to U.S. Department of Homeland Security data. The department ...

The Trump administration has paused the processing of certain green card applications, intensifying concerns among Indian immigrants, one of the largest migrant communities in the United States.

Per Newsweek’s report, at least 67,800 green card applications were filed between October 2023 and September 2024. Of these, “almost 40,000 were submitted by refugees, who can only apply after ...

But they share at least one thing in common. They are legal immigrants with green cards — documents deeming them lawful permanent residents of the United States. And they told CNN they’re ...

By law, it is definitely possible for green card holders to lose their green card or have their status revoked for a number of different reasons. These include: • Abandonment.