US Green Card Approvals Fall 35%, Indian Tech Workers Bear the Brunt

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US green card approvals for extraordinary workers have dropped significantly by 35%, with Indian technology professionals among the most affected. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has tightened its evidentiary requirements, making it harder for applicants to qualify. As a result, many Indian nationals are now exploring immigration opportunities in other countries. Immigration experts warn that these stricter conditions are unlikely to ease soon, further complicating the route to US permanent residency for skilled workers.

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