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Us President Donald Trump: The Donald Trump administration in the United States is taking new decisions to strengthen the immigration system. Donald Trump has been trying to strengthen the immigration system in the US since the President’s swearing in again on January 20, 2025. But his move is affecting green card holders and H-1B visa holders living in America. Especially when he goes on a foreign trip, he has to face trouble. In such a situation, now the question arises that what will be the effect on Indians.
Naresh Gahi, an Indian -origin lawyer living in New York City, USA, told Newsweek, “The Trump administration is taking the country’s law into her hands, disregarding the US judicial system.” He further said that many Indian professionals in the US have said that they are often questioned more.
At the same time, emphasizing this among the immigration lawyers, said, “Legislative immigrants in the US are facing tough investigation and pressure during entry from ports. The Trump administration has assured to ensure following the existing immigration laws, paying attention to national security and border control.
East administration failed, Trump administration is strengthening law
“Donald Trump administration is implementing immigration law in the country firmly,” the Department of Homeland Security, Assistant Secretary Trissia McLaglin, told Newsweek, and the previous administration of America had failed to do so. ” He said, “Whoever violates these immigration laws, legal action will be taken against him, he will be detained and he will be expelled from the country if needed.”
Vice President has given a big statement for green card holders
US Vice President JD Vance had already said during an interview with Fox News, “A Green Card holder does not give the right to live in the United States indefinitely.”