Trump administration reinstates public charge rule for green card applicants
The administration is reviving the 'public charge' policy, which allows immigration officials to deny permanent residency to applicants deemed likely to rely on government assistance. This move marks a return to a restrictive immigration framework previously challenged in federal courts, signaling a shift in administrative enforcement priorities.
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US Visa Policy Tightens
The US administration has introduced new visa restrictions, capping student stays at four years and journalist stays at 240 days, with a high confidence level. The policy shift marks a significant tightening of immigration protocols, though implementation remains subject to potential Congressional intervention. Key uncertainties include the impact on existing visa holders and potential exemptions for long-term academic programs.