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🔵10 USCIS IMMIGRATION CHANGES TO KNOW BEFORE JULY 31st 2025
USCIS is already rolling out huge immigration changes — and you need to know them before July 31st. Whether you're applying for a green card, renewing a work permit, or traveling outside the U.S., these updates could directly affect your case.

In this video, we cover:
🔵 Tougher marriage-based green card interviews
🔵 Social media checks now fully enforced
🔵 New rules for Form I-693 medicals
🔵 Work permits being approved for just 6 months
🔵 Quiet denials for small filing errors
🔵 More ICE referrals after case denials
🔵 USCIS monitoring online behavior for “hostile” activity
🔵 Good news: Green card approvals under the 10-year Cancellation of Removal (42B) rule
🔵 ID enforcement for green card holders
🔵 July 2025 Visa Bulletin movement and delays

Each change comes with new risks — but also new opportunities for those who stay informed.

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Disclaimer:
This video is created for informational and educational purposes only. The script is entirely original and written based on publicly available information, current immigration policies, and official statements. The voiceover in this video has been generated using text-to-speech (TTS) technology solely for the purpose of narration. This content does not intend to provide legal advice or represent any official government position. Viewers are encouraged to consult a qualified immigration attorney for personalized guidance related to their specific circumstances.