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5 things to know about the Trump administration’s new green card policy
If the goal was to confuse everyone, the mission was accomplished.  Just before Memorial Day, the Trump administration issued a sweeping new policy directive that took aim at legal immigration. It would have required most temporary visa holders and humanitarian parolees living in the U.S. to return to their home countries to await their green […]
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According to CalMatters’s source item, 5 things to know about the Trump administration’s new green card policy, If the goal was to confuse everyone, the mission was accomplished. Just before Memorial Day, the Trump administration issued a sweeping new policy directive that took aim at legal immigration. It would have required most temporary visa holders and humanitarian parolees living in the U.S. to return to their home countries to await their green […]
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