BREAKING: Congress Just Changed Green Card Rules - 10 New Immigration Laws You MUST Know

BREAKING: Congress Just Changed Green Card Rules - 10 New Immigration Laws You MUST Know | Green Card Holders ALERT: 2026 Law Brings Stricter Travel, Taxes & Checks | Congress Approves New Immigration Law

Congress has approved major immigration changes for 2026 that directly impact millions of green card holders across the United States. These new rules bring stricter physical presence requirements, mandatory biometric updates every 5 years, stronger background checks, and expanded deportation grounds. If you have a green card—or care about someone who does—this video explains the 10 critical changes you need to understand right now.

In this video, you’ll learn:

🛫 New physical presence & travel rules for permanent residents, and how long trips abroad can now create real risk.
🔐 Why biometrics (fingerprints, photo, signature) will now be updated every 5 years and what happens if you miss an appointment.
🚨 How ongoing criminal background checks and expanded deportation grounds affect arrests, DUIs, fraud, and other offenses.
💵 How tax compliance and possible benefit use are checked more closely before citizenship or status reviews.
🧾 What changes at the citizenship (naturalization) interview, including deeper review of your entire history as a green card holder.
🌐 How increased data‑sharing between USCIS, IRS, and Social Security can reveal work and income inconsistencies.
💡 Practical steps to protect your status: travel planning, record‑keeping, tax filings, and when to consider applying for U.S. citizenship.
👉 If you or your family hold green cards, watch this video to the end before you make any big travel, job, or life decisions in 2026.
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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for general informational and educational purposes about U.S. law and policy. It is not legal advice and does not address any specific case. Immigration rules can change and may be applied differently based on your personal situation and location. Always check official U.S. government sources and consult a licensed immigration attorney for advice about your own case. Nothing in this video creates an attorney–client or other professional relationship, and this content does not promote or encourage any illegal, harmful, or hateful activity.