What Green Card Holders Should Know in Preparing to Travel Outside the U.S.
Briefly

The Trump administration's stringent immigration policies have created a heightened sense of anxiety for travelers, especially visa holders and green card holders at U.S. borders. Many green card holders who previously traveled without concern now face increased scrutiny and the risk of detention. Immigration lawyers have reported an uptick in inquiries from both citizens and green card holders seeking legal advice upon possible border stops. This article outlines the rights of green card holders, which include the ability to live and work in the U.S., as well as pathways to citizenship, emphasizing the importance of understanding residency requirements.
The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration has heightened anxiety at borders, affecting both visa holders and green card holders who now face greater scrutiny.
Green card holders are increasingly seeking advice on their rights, as the administration's stricter enforcement has raised concerns over potential detention and deportation.
Lawful permanent residents are entitled to a range of benefits but must remain mindful of residency requirements to maintain their eligibility for citizenship.
Immigration lawyers have stepped up to provide guidance in response to the heightened fears surrounding travel for green card holders under the current administration.
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