Green Card review
Trump Administration Implements Sweeping Immigration Restrictions Following National Guard Shooting
Dec 02, 2025 10:06 am CST
Following the shooting of two National Guard members by an Afghan national, the Trump administration has introduced multiple immigration policy changes including pausing asylum decisions, reviewing green cards from "countries of concern," and suspending Afghan visas. These measures, criticized as collective punishment by advocacy groups, aim to enhance security screening for foreigners entering or residing in the United States.
Trump's Third World Immigration Ban: Understanding the Policy and Its Historical Context
Nov 28, 2025 02:52 pm CST
President Trump has announced plans to suspend migration from "third-world countries" following security concerns. This article explores the meaning behind the term "third world," the countries targeted by Trump's immigration policies, and the broader implications of the administration's crackdown on migration from nations designated as "of Identified Concern," including the comprehensive review of Green Card holders from 19 specific countries.
Trump Administration Launches Comprehensive Review of Green Cards from 19 Countries Following DC Shooting Incident
Nov 28, 2025 06:49 am CST
The Trump administration has initiated a thorough review of Green Cards issued to nationals from 19 "countries of concern" after an Afghan national was identified as the suspect in a Washington DC shooting incident. The directive from USCIS Director Joseph Edlow targets permanent residents from countries including Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia, and Yemen, marking a significant escalation in immigration enforcement measures focused on national security concerns.