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🔥🇺🇸 USCIS WORK PERMIT SHOCK: VALIDITY CUT TO 18 MONTHS | TRUMP IMMIGRATION UPDATE 2026
Welcome to USA Visa Update with a critical breaking development in US immigration as we close out 2025 and head into 2026. In this video, we explain the newly confirmed USCIS policy change reducing work permit (EAD) validity from up to 5 years down to just 18 months for multiple immigrant categories.

Under the Trump administration’s renewed immigration enforcement agenda, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has implemented stricter oversight on employment authorization documents. This change directly impacts asylum seekers with pending cases, approved asylees and refugees, and green card applicants adjusting status, all of whom rely on EADs to legally work in the United States while their cases remain unresolved.

We also break down how this rule works alongside the earlier removal of automatic work permit extensions, increasing the risk of employment gaps due to processing delays. Immigration attorneys and advocacy groups warn that these changes may increase USCIS backlogs, raise renewal costs, and create uncertainty for immigrant families and employers alike.

In this video, you’ll learn:

Who is affected by the new 18-month work permit rule

Who is NOT affected by this change

How the end of automatic extensions impacts workers

What asylum seekers and green card applicants must do now

Why employers need to monitor EAD expirations closely

How this fits into Trump’s broader immigration enforcement strategy

While work permits are not immigration status by themselves, they are essential for millions of immigrants navigating long USCIS processing times. With shorter validity periods, early filing, compliance, and planning are now more important than ever.

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