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 ...

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The arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holder and former Columbia University student involved in pro-Palestinian campus protests in 2024, has raised questions about the rights of permanent ...

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(CNN) — A Colorado business owner called her immigration attorney in a panic this week, wrestling with a worry she never expected: If she travels abroad for a conference, could she end up ...

The Trump administration is set to introduce a travel ban impacting people from dozens of countries, potentially leading to deportation even for green card holders. The ban raises concerns about ...

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) says that a green card holder has the right to live permanently in the U.S. provided they do not commit any actions that "would make ...

The United States is not properly following national laws already on the books as it pertains to green card holders, international students and those with H-1B visas, according to multiple ...

border authorities have detained U.S. tourist and work visa holders for lengthy periods after seemingly minor issues with their cases. Among them: a German national with a U.S. green card ...

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Photo: Jeenah Moon/Reuters; Family of Mahmoud Khalil/Reuters Several high-profile arrests and deportations in recent weeks have sparked fear among visa and green-card holders that they could be ...

Immigration attorneys report an increase in the secondary inspection and detention of green card holders by the US Custom and Border Protection (CBP), particularly targeting elderly Indian residents.