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US Government Plans Tougher Requirements for Permanent Residency

The US government signals stricter standards for permanent residency, potentially affecting eligible applicants and changing how decisions are made.

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US Government Plans Tougher Requirements for Permanent Residency

The US government is preparing tougher requirements for permanent residency, which could make eligibility harder for many applicants. Proposed changes may tighten evidence rules, increase review scrutiny, and raise expectations for documentation and compliance. Officials argue the updates aim to strengthen program integrity and ensure applicants meet long-term obligations. Supporters believe the approach improves fairness, while critics worry it could delay approvals or disadvantage people with less access to resources. Specific details are expected as the policy moves through formal steps.

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