Trump's Green Card rule challenged by a coalition of states and local governments who call new policy 'catastrophic'
- Trump's new Green Card rule, scheduled to come into effect from September 18, has been legally challenged by a coalition of states and local governments.
- A new Green Card rule is scheduled to come into effect on September 18, in which an officer can deny a Green Card to an applicant if they can potentially become a burden on the US government.
- With four days left for this new rule, a coalition of states and local governments Monday sued the administration over the "catastrophic" policy.
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- Trump's new Green Card rule, scheduled to come into effect from September 18, has been legally challenged by a coalition of states and local governments.
- A new Green Card rule is scheduled to come into effect on September 18, in which an officer can deny a Green Card to an applicant if they can potentially become a burden on the US government.
- With four days left for this new rule, a coalition of states and local governments Monday sued the administration over the "catastrophic" policy.
Sources: Times of India