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 is expected to trigger immediate litigation, according to immigration attorneys. In fact, the policy could also disrupt the H-1B-to-green card pathway via adjustment of status, relied upon by lakhs of 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

The new Green Card rule that applicants can't wait for their Green Card in the US and should go back to their country of origin has sent shockwaves, as 1.2 million legal…

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…