Automatic Green Cards July 2023, USCIS New Green Card Rules, I-485 Policy Changes | Court Rules
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US immigration backlog has constantly been a major issue and especially Green Card Backlogs. There has been many efforts in the past and likewise we got great reform updates on green cards.
In this video, we will talk about Green Card rules that relaxed which will contribute towards issuing green cards automatically.
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The public charge rule limits legal immigration by determining how many public benefactors are eligible for green cards and other visas. The Biden administration's relaxed green card rules, which took effect in January 2023, have been upheld by the Supreme Court and can be applied in all 50 states.
This decision has sparked discussions and debates about the implications of these rules for prospective immigrants seeking permanent status in the United States. Unlike the focus on undocumented immigrants or those living in the country illegally,
the automatic green card rules primarily affect those who are actively pursuing legal avenues to obtain permanent residency.
Supporters of the new rules applaud them for relieving the strain on expensive public assistance programs by requiring prospective immigrants to be self-sufficient after obtaining permanent legal status.
However, critics argue that the new rules may inadvertently exacerbate the difficulties faced by individuals striving to achieve permanent legal status. The concern lies in the potential impact on the approximately half a million immigrants who apply for green cards each year.
With the implementation of the relaxed rules, a significant majority of these applicants could face an increased risk of being denied permanent legal status due to their financial circumstances. The intricate process of acquiring a green card already demands considerable effort, time, and financial resources.
The introduction of stricter financial criteria may disproportionately affect individuals who face temporary economic hardships during their journey towards permanent residency. The risk of denial could lead to a significant setback for these individuals, jeopardizing their dreams and aspirations for a better future in the United States.
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