Review of all green cards in the USA
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will check the legality of issuing all green cards to citizens from 19 'countries of concern'. This decision was made at the direction of President Donald Trump, who emphasizes strengthening immigration policy.
USCIS announced the launch of a thorough review of all green cards, which came as a result of the shooting in Washington, where the suspect is a citizen of Afghanistan.
USCIS Director Joseph Edlow noted: 'We need to ensure the maximum scrutiny of every foreigner.'
Among the countries subject to review are Afghanistan, Iran, Cuba, Sudan, and others. USCIS has also suspended processing immigration applications related to citizens of Afghanistan.
President Trump and the attack in Washington
President Trump expressed his intention to deport asylum seekers who do not meet the requirements or do not benefit the country. It should be noted that as a result of the shooting in Washington, two National Guard servicemen were injured.
The U.S. President noted: 'The criminal who opened fire on the guardsmen has himself suffered serious injuries and will pay a high price.'
These measures are being taken as part of strengthening immigration policy and ensuring security in the country.
The accounting of green cards in the USA is carried out within the framework of strengthening immigration policy, which envisions a thorough analysis of the legality of issuing documents to citizens from 'countries of concern'. At the same time, President Trump emphasizes the need to ensure the country's security and the effectiveness of immigration processes to prevent similar incidents in the future.