The modular back panel will also support accessories like a card holder, a lanyard, or a ring to make holding the device easier. We don’t have a clear idea of the mounting mechanism for these ...

While green card holders may remain in the U.S. indefinitely, the Trump administration has made clear that the demographic is not off limits from its mass-deportation agenda.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - The summer travel season is underway – but if you’re a green card holder, immigration attorneys say now is not the time to make last-minute decisions without checking ...

A Mississippi man and green card holder who has been in the United States for over a decade was detained at what was supposed to be a routine immigration appointment, throwing his family's life ...

Green-card holders who have not broken any U.S. laws, committed application fraud or failed to apply for a re-entry permit after a long period of travel have nothing to fear about entering and ...

The documentary premiered on just one screen in the United States on February 2, grossing $26,000 before drawing $1.2 million in the following weeks, eventually expanding to 120 screens and ...

If faced with tough questions at a US border, green card holders are advised not to sign any forms; including Form I-407; which is the record of abandonment of legal permanent residence status ...

Fabian Schmidt, a New Hampshire resident with a green card, was “violently interrogated” by ICE at Boston’s Logan Airport earlier this month and is being detained with no explanation, his ...

Fabian Schmidt, a US Green Card holder, was detained by ICE upon returning from Luxembourg, with his mother alleging he was stripped naked and violently interrogated. Despite having no ongoing ...

Astrid Senior, the mother of Fabian Schmidt, a U.S. Green Card holder, said her son was stripped naked, "violently interrogated" and sent to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention ...

A green card holder since 2024, Khalil was granted lawful permanent residency status in the U.S. But green card holders can lose their status and face deportation if they violate immigration law.

This weekend, though, green-card holders got a reminder that’s not true. They are far more vulnerable to government actions than U.S. citizens and their status can be revoked.