EE.UU. revisará tarjetas de residente de "todos" los migrantes de países de "preocupación"

EE.UU. revisará tarjetas de residente de “todos” los migrantes de países de “preocupación” The U.S. government is initiating a large-scale review of green cards for all migrants from “countries of concern.” This action follows an incident where two National Guard members were injured, allegedly by an Afghan national who had entered the U.S. through a special program. The move revives concerns about national security and immigration policies.

• USCIS is conducting a “rigorous, large-scale review” of green cards for every foreigner from “countries of concern.”
• The decision was made after an Afghan national allegedly shot two National Guard agents near the White House.
• USCIS had previously suspended immigration applications from Afghans.
• President Trump blamed the prior administration’s immigration policies for the incident and vowed to tighten measures against Afghans.
• The list of “countries of concern” may include nations previously targeted by U.S. entry bans, such as Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen.
• The injured agents were identified as Sarah Beckstrom and Andrew Wolfe.
• The alleged attacker, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, had worked for a CIA-backed unit in Afghanistan and arrived in the U.S. in 2021 via ‘Operation Allies Welcome’.