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Breaking Immigration Update 2026: Green Card Holders Face New Risks

Welcome my YouTube channel US Immigration Decode, where we break down the most important U.S. immigration updates clearly, honestly, and without unnecessary panic.

In this video, we cover a breaking immigration update for 2026 that every green card holder needs to understand. New enforcement trends, policy interpretations, and compliance expectations are creating new risks for permanent residents—even for those who believe their status is secure.

If you are a green card holder, planning to apply for permanent residency, or have family members depending on your immigration status, this video explains what is changing in U.S. immigration law in 2026, why green card holders are facing increased scrutiny, and what steps you can take now to protect your future in the United States.

We discuss key risk areas including:
• Travel outside the United States
• Criminal and legal history reviews
• Employment and tax compliance
• Green card renewal and status maintenance
• Conditional green cards and removal of conditions
• Why U.S. citizenship may matter more than ever

This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not replace legal advice. Immigration laws and enforcement priorities can change quickly, so staying informed is critical.

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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. US Immigration Decode is not affiliated with the U.S. government or any immigration authority. Always verify information with official sources or a licensed immigration professional before making decisions.