The Department of Homeland Security said that highly qualified and skilled green-card applicants will see no noticeable ...

After facing public backlash and widespread confusion over a new policy change announced on May 22, U.S. authorities ...

A Trump administration directive announced last week threatened to require most applicants for permanent residency to wait ...

Some applicants faced new questions in interviews Tuesday, while others saw no change in light of the USCIS memo.

Immigrants who have ever been in the country illegally—or who have had gaps between visas—could face particular hurdles.

The Department of Homeland Security issued a statement Saturday saying recent green card policy changes restated "longstanding law and policy." ...

Officials say guidance reminded officers of existing "discretionary authority, which has always existed on a case-by-case basis." ...

A total of 350,120 people were granted U.S. green cards in fiscal year 2025.

Immigration law experts say the policy change is unclear on who would be required to actually leave the United States.

But details remained scant after officials said last week that, with “extraordinary” exceptions, people seeking permanent ...

The Trump administration announced that foreigners who want a green card will need to leave and apply in their home country, ...

The Trump administration put out new rules last Friday that require people to apply for green cards from abroad instead of ...