BREAKING: New U.S. Immigration Law Just Passed – Green Card Holders Are SHOCKED! | Ashley John

The U.S. immigration landscape has just shifted. Following the implementation of Presidential Proclamation 10998 and the latest actions from Congress, new regulations are now in effect that directly impact millions of Green Card holders, visa applicants, and those seeking U.S. Citizenship.

In this video, we provide a comprehensive breakdown of the 2026 Immigration Reform measures, including:

Green Card Restrictions: New vetting procedures and the pause on applications for certain "countries of concern."

H-1B Visa Overhaul: The move to a weighted lottery system and the massive new $100,000 entry fee for certain petitions.

EAD & Work Permits: Significant changes to Employment Authorization Document (EAD) validity periods and the end of automatic extensions.

Public Charge Rules: How the 2026 "Public Charge" updates may affect your eligibility for permanent residency based on the use of public benefits.

Social Media Vetting: Expanded "Online Presence" checks now mandatory for visa stamping.

Whether you are navigating a family-based sponsorship, a work visa (H-1B, L-1, O-1), or preparing for your Naturalization interview, these changes could fundamentally alter your path. Many immigration attorneys are calling this the most restrictive shift in over a decade.

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A Quick Note for Your Content
Given the intensity of the 2026 changes (specifically the $100,000 H-1B fee and the pause on applications for 39 countries), you may want to include a disclaimer that this video is for informational purposes and viewers should consult with a licensed immigration attorney for their specific case.