WASHINGTON, DC – A green card – the status of a substantial number of Indians in America – does not grant immigrants an indefinite right to remain in the United States, Vice President JD ...

Under the Trump administration, border control has increased vetting against travelers. Here's what to do if you're stopped or questioned.

With increasing news reports of travelers being denied entry, understanding what might prompt extra scrutiny is key. Here’s ...

Similar accounts have been posted in the comments sections of social media sites, including Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and ...

Increased Vetting Needs: The USCIS cites growing security concerns as a key reason for this proposal. By examining applicants' social media identities, the government aims to better assess potential ...

The new administration's crackdown on national security threats and immigration is stirring fear among American travelers ...

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The new social media policy of the Trump administration may impact Indian Green Card holders in the US, as the latest proposal may require them to surrender their social media accounts.

DHS green card pause has left thousands of refugees and asylees in legal uncertainty. The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has suspended green card applications for these groups, ...

As of now, the US government has mandated the visa applicants to provide their social media handles during the application process.

The increased social media vetting comes amid the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement, including closer scrutiny of green card and visa holders. Since coming to power for the ...

Green card holders living in America ... mandates visa applicants abroad to provide their social media handles. The proposal is to extend the scrutiny to already existing residents who are ...