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New U.S. Immigration Rules 2026: Green Card Holders MUST Know These Changes

If you have a U.S. green card, 2026 is not the year to be confused about your legal obligations. Agencies are using better data, tougher background checks, and stricter reviews of travel, taxes, and criminal records. This video explains the current rules and enforcement trends every permanent resident should understand to protect their status.

In this USA Law Guide breakdown, you’ll learn:

✈️ Travel & Physical Presence: Why repeated long trips abroad can raise questions about whether you still “live” in the U.S., and how re‑entry permits and strong U.S. ties matter.
🖐️ Biometrics & Background Checks: How fingerprints and digital records now link past arrests and convictions across states and systems, and what that means when you apply for renewal or citizenship.
💵 Tax Compliance: Why green card holders are generally treated as U.S. tax residents, and how chronic non‑filing or large unpaid tax debts can harm naturalization cases and trigger extra review.
🧾 Public‑Charge & Benefits: What the current DHS public‑charge rule actually looks at (and what it usually does not), and why you should get real advice before relying heavily on certain benefits.
🚔 Enforcement Priorities: How DHS policy focuses mainly on serious criminals, security threats, and recent unauthorized arrivals—while still expecting permanent residents to avoid serious violations.
📑 Naturalization Scrutiny: Why citizenship interviews now involve deeper checks of your entire immigration, travel, tax, and criminal history—and how to prepare your record in advance.
🌐 Digital Systems & Data Sharing: How online USCIS accounts, address‑change rules, and lawful data sharing with agencies like IRS and SSA can expose inconsistencies and errors.
👨‍👩‍👧 Family Sponsorship & Backlogs: Why visa‑number limits and the Visa Bulletin still control how quickly you can bring family, and why clean, accurate petitions are more important than ever.
This video is informational and law‑focused. It does not promote fear or any political agenda. The goal is to help permanent residents understand how the existing legal framework is being enforced as of 2026, so they can make careful, lawful decisions.

👉 If you or someone you care about holds a green card, watch this video until the end before planning long trips, major tax decisions, or a citizenship application.
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⚠️Disclaimer:
This video is for general informational and educational purposes about U.S. law and policy. It is not legal, immigration, tax, or financial advice for any specific person or case. Laws, regulations, and agency policies can change and may apply differently depending on your facts, state, and immigration history. Always review official U.S. government guidance (such as USCIS.gov, State.gov, IRS.gov) and consult a licensed immigration attorney or other qualified professional before making decisions about travel, taxes, benefits, criminal cases, or applying for citizenship. 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.