NEW YORK, NY – Green card holders, while granted permanent residency in the U.S., are not immune to deportation. Immigration law experts emphasize that removal typically requires a criminal ...

JD Vance stated that President Donald Trump is “more than open” to abandoning efforts to mediate the Russia-Ukraine war if he ...

"But either way, especially if you're a U.S. citizen, you have to be aware that they can't deny you entry, but they can seize your phone." If a green card or visa holder does decide to travel ...

a 40-year-old green card holder in the Midwest told CNN this week. On top of her grief, watching recent news and social media posts on her phone has left her feeling devastated and uncertain about ...

If you are a green card holder and you believe your status is at risk, or you want to file for US citizenship but may have issues, I would highly recommend that you consult with an immigration ...

Legal immigrants and green card holders in the U.S. can face deportation, particularly under the Trump administration's strict immigration policies, if they have a criminal record or are considered a ...

Under Trump's administration, immigration enforcement has intensified, impacting green card and H-1B visa holders, particularly during international travel. Under US President Donald Trump’s ...

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A German national and US green card holder, Fabian Schmidt, was detained by US immigration authorities upon his return to the country on March 7 A German national and US green card holder ...

They said he has a recently renewed green card, and no active issues in court. Schmidt had been visiting Luxembourg and flew back to the U.S. on Friday. His partner had gone to pick him up at Logan ...

When it comes to an immigration judge determining if a noncitizen is eligible for deportation, Frenzen said extra protections are not afforded to a green-card holder compared to a student-visa holder.

Green-card holders (there are some 13 million of them) are formally known as lawful permanent residents, or LPRs. Some hold them for decades. They can live, do business and find gainful employment ...