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Topic: green-card

A United States green card. This one, a historical example, belonged to John Lennon.
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Monday, 7/6, 09:52 AM

Getting a green card through marriage gets harder under new scrutiny

  • Marrying an American has long been one of the surest routes to a green card and eventual citizenship.
  • Under the Trump administration, that path has grown slower and more heavily scrutinized, with more interviews, more demands for evidence and, immigration lawyers say, more anxiety for couples who are together for real.

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