Experts are advising Indian Green Card holders to budget for increasing US citizenship application costs, which can exceed $3,000 for families, recommending financial planning.

The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a ruling that paves the way for the mass deportation of Haitians and Syrians. This decision allows Border Patrol agents to deport certain Green Card holders.

The US Supreme Court has eased rules for deporting green card holders accused of certain crimes. This decision allows border officials to deny re-entry to permanent residents if they are accused of criminal offenses.

The United States has expanded its existing Ebola travel ban to include Green Card holders, tightening restrictions in response to the ongoing health crisis.

The Department of Homeland Security has established a new unit specifically tasked with re-vetting thousands of immigrants holding permanent residency, potentially targeting them for deportation.

A new SBA rule mandates that all owners of businesses applying for loans must be US citizens or nationals, eliminating green card holders from eligibility

The United States has finalized a new alien registration rule, which is expected to provide significant relief for H-1B visa holders, international students, and green card applicants.

A recent Supreme Court ruling in Blanche v. Muk Choi Lau has reversed lower court protections for permanent residents, potentially raising risks for Green Card holders.

The Small Business Administration (SBA) has ceased providing loans to immigrants who are legal permanent residents in the U.S., a practice that had been a core pillar of small-business lending for decades.

A new unit within the US Department of Homeland Security is reviewing thousands of green card holders to assess their eligibility for deportation, according to internal documents cited by The New York Times.

An immigration attorney has provided five key recommendations for Green Card holders following the appointment of a new Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

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A new US Supreme Court ruling makes it easier to deport green card holders, particularly those with pending criminal legal issues, who may now face difficulties at the US border when traveling abroad.

The Trump administration's proposed increase in US citizenship fees is analyzed for its potential implications for Green Card holders and Indian immigrants seeking naturalization.

The Trump administration has expanded its Ebola-related travel restrictions to include green card holders.

The Department of Homeland Security has established a new unit tasked with revetting thousands of immigrants with permanent residency, potentially targeting green card holders for deportation.

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued a stern warning to Green Card holders, emphasizing that immigration laws must be strictly followed for US residency or citizenship. This alert comes amidst a crackdown on immigration fraud.

A country will grant visa-free entry to US Green Card holders and H-1B visa holders from India, according to a new report.