Trump Administration Eyes New Bond Policy for Green Card Applicants
The Trump administration is planning to impose a $100,000 bond on certain green-card seekers at U.S. consulates. This plan is part of larger efforts to restrict immigration of individuals with limited financial means, ensuring newcomers can financially support themselves.
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- United States
In a recent move to tighten immigration measures, the Trump administration is considering introducing a $100,000 bond requirement for some green-card applicants, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
This policy, under development by the State Department, aims to reduce immigration of individuals with limited financial resources while ensuring newcomers can sustain themselves financially in the U.S.
Though the Wall Street Journal cites insiders familiar with the matter, Reuters has yet to confirm the proposal's details.
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