The US government announced that it would make green card regulations more stringent, a move that will impact applicants from around the world, including from India.
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According to the ‘2017 Yearbook of Immigration Statistics’, by the US Department of Homeland Security, India-born immigrants in the US got the fourth highest number of green cards in 2017.
Indians were behind applicants from Mexico, China, and Cuba in terms of number of green cards (lawful permanent resident status) obtained in 2017.
In 2017, 60,394 persons born in India obtained permanent resident status.
Of this, a third (20,549) were immediate relatives of US citizens, a fourth (14,962) were family sponsored, and over a third (23,569) were employed in the US.
The remainder were given this status under the Diversity Immigrant Visa, refugee, asylee and other categories.
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