Immigration,
Government
Aug. 30, 2017
Government to require interviews for some green card holders
The government will begin requiring in-person interviews for certain green card applicants in order to comply with President Donald J. Trump’s travel ban executive order.
The government will begin requiring in-person interviews for certain green card applicants to comply with President Donald J. Trump’s travel ban executive order.
Immigration attorneys said the news was an unwelcome bureaucratic hurdle that would not markedly increase national security and was likely an intentional stumbling block to slow down legal immigration to the U.S.
On Monday, U.S. Citizenship...
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