Green-card holders (there are some 13 million of them) are formally known as lawful permanent residents, or LPRs. Some hold them for decades. They can live, do business and find gainful employment ...

Here are rules that green-card holders must abide by: They must live in the United States and avoid travel outside the country that exceeds six months. They cannot have a criminal record.

A green card, or a Permanent Resident Card, allows non-citizens to live and work permanently in ... Under the act, green card holders do not need to be convicted of a crime to be deported, Jaclyn ...

Immigrants to the United States holding green cards never expect to encounter agents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, or ICE. Green-card holders (there are some 13 million ...

Green-card holders (there are some 13 million of them) are formally known as lawful permanent residents, or LPRs. Some hold them for decades. They can live, do business and find gainful employment ...

Yanking away the green card of a permanent U.S. resident, and/or yanking away the person himself, without any kind of trial is not the American way. Green-card holders of Palestinian origin should … ...