DHS adjusts green card status adjustment rules for family applicants

The US Department of Homeland Security has issued a rule allowing family members of citizens with priority dates before the enabled cutoff to apply for permanent residence from within the country. This is a procedural change to immigration processing, likely aimed at reducing backlogs. The impact is limited to administrative policy, with no immediate market or geopolitical significance.

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