US Government to Review Green Card Holders from 19 Nations
The Trump administration has decided to revisit the immigration status of Green Card holders from 19 countries. If you’re from Afghanistan, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Somalia, Venezuela, or any of the other nations on the list, you might want to double-check your paperwork—and maybe keep your favorite coffee mug handy, just in case you need to pack quickly.
Which Countries Are Affected?
Afghanistan, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Somalia, and Venezuela are just a few of the countries whose citizens will face this new round of scrutiny. The government aims to ensure that all Green Card holders from these countries meet the current security and legal requirements. While officials say this is about national security, critics argue it creates anxiety and uncertainty for thousands of legal residents who call the US home.
If you’re feeling déjà vu, you’re not alone: immigration policies seem to change as often as fashion trends these days. Whether you see this as a bold move for safety or an unnecessary headache for families, it’s clear that the road to citizenship just got a little bumpier.