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Trump administration narrows green card approvals from within US, Indians hit hardest
The consequence falls hardest on Indian applicants in the EB-2, EB-3 backlog categories, who routinely wait 10 to 15 years for a visa number to become available
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thehindubusinessline.com
H-1B registrations down in FY27; more approvals for higher degrees, salaries
H-1B registrations fell 38.5% in FY27, favoring advanced degree holders, impacting many Indian applicants significantly.
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hindustantimes.com
US immigration memo seeks to end temporary visas as easy path to green cards | What it means for Indians
Officers are directed to consider relevant factors and information on a case-by-case basis when determining whether an alien warrants this extraordinary relief. | World News
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independent.co.uk
Trump is forcing green card applicants back to their home countries to wait
New policy requires immigrants who are in the US temporarily to apply for permanent status ‘outside of the country’
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Trump administration narrows green card approvals from within US, Indians hit hardest
The consequence falls hardest on Indian applicants in the EB-2, EB-3 backlog categories, who routinely wait 10 to 15 years for a visa number to become available
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Over 1.2 million Indian-American families in limbo: Former White House advisor as US tightens Green Card process
The move could affect more than 1.2 million Indian-American families, Ajay Bhutoria, former White House Advisor to President Joe Biden said. | World News
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US softens green card stance, eases rule for some ‘in national interest’
The USCIS had directed officers to approve adjustment of status applications only in “extraordinary circumstances.” | World News
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
More red, white & blues for green card applicants - The Economic Times
New United States immigration rules will create more procedural hurdles for Indian professionals and students seeking permanent residency. Those already in the US may need to…
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thehindu.com
New U.S. Green Card rules raise concerns among professionals, students
New U.S. green card rules spark anxiety among Indian professionals and students, raising concerns about immigration and future stability.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Green card? H-1Bs must prove worthy of ‘status adjustment’
The Trump administration’s latest move to recast adjustment of status as an ‘extraordinary discretionary benefit’ and push green card applicants towards consular processing abroad…
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scmp.com
Trump’s overseas application for US green card rule unnerves Asian workers
Hundreds of thousands of families and individuals in the US, particularly those from India and the Philippines, could be affected.