Millions of professionals face uncertain future due to Trump-era immigration pause

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Millions of professionals face uncertain future due to Trump administration pause.

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has paused processing for certain immigration applications, leaving millions of individuals in limbo. The pause affects applicants who were previously eligible for green cards or other immigration benefits under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

According to reports, the USCIS had announced a temporary pause on processing applications for certain categories, including those related to the Trump administration’s travel ban. This decision has left many individuals, particularly students and professionals, uncertain about their future status in the US.

A recent court ruling ordered the USCIS to resume processing green card cases for immigrants affected by the travel ban. The Maryland Daily Record reported that a judge had issued an order requiring the agency to process dozens of immigration applications.

In related news, Newsweek has reported on a legal win for applicants impacted by the Trump administration’s travel ban. The outlet stated that a court had ruled in favor of these individuals, allowing them to continue their green card applications.

Inside Higher Ed also reported on the impact of the pause on students, stating that many were left uncertain about their future status due to the temporary halt in processing applications.

The pause has sparked concerns among immigration advocates and experts, who are urging the USCIS to resume processing applications as soon as possible.

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