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U.S. immigration authorities are increasingly arresting undocumented immigrants during green card interviews, a shift that lawyers say has turned what was once a routine step toward legal status into a point of detention for some families.

"People are afraid to go to their interviews."

The contract language suggests the new relationship aims to root out fraud including “wedding-based schemes” in immigration services applications.

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Green card applicants face new 18-month work permit limits after a Trump policy change, prompting warnings over delays, higher fees and employment risks.

President orders pause on asylum claims and extra scrutiny of migrants from 19 countries after Washington shooting

Crackdown on applications from countries also under travel restrictions comes after shooting of two national guards

The Trump administration has halted all green card and citizenship applications for immigrants from 19 countries, leaving thousands in legal limbo with cancelled appointments and uncertain futures.

It's the administration's latest move to curtail immigration following last week's deadly attack on National Guard in D.C.