American Visa News: Whoever is not an American citizen should think twice before traveling out, especially if …: Experts warned

Green card holders and visa holders in the country need to think twice before traveling outside the country, lawyers warned international students and migrants amid mass action. “Whoever is not an American citizen should work hard about the need to leave the United States, especially if he has made statements on social media which are important for political positions that support Trump administration or also at least contact with the police,” Sesar Kuhemok Garcia Hernandez, President of Garh Garcia Hernandez, Civil Rights and Civil Lavis of Lavis of Lavis of Lavis.
The immigration law expert said, “The Trump administration has given a lot to worry about permanent residents and visa holders trying to return to the United States from traveling abroad,” the immigration law expert said, although the administration said that those who have not broken any law, have nothing to fear anything.
The media committee chairman Shanan Shepherd for the American Immigration Counsels Association (AILA) told Newsweek that there is no guarantee that there is no guarantee that the person returning to the US will be given entry and this is always the case. “But what we have recently seen is more negative practice of conscience, I think there is a way to put it, where people are being denied entry that we are not necessarily already denied or people should be allowed to withdraw our request for entry instead of being detained.”
It is most important to have the right documents
According to these experts, having the right documents is of great importance. For green card holders, the documents are a valid passport and green card. If the green card is for renewal, one must receive the receipt from American citizenship and immigration service.
Shepard said that the previous criminal convicts, even minor violations, now at the discretion of CBP authorities on the border, with social media comments or text messages, can be taken into consideration even when the passenger has all the correct paperwork.
If a person is in the process of applying for a green card, known as the adjustment (AOS) of the situation, they cannot usually leave the country without advance parole. It is a travel document that is to be given by USCIS before the journey. The CBP website mentions that people with legitimate H -1B or L -1 visa going through AOS are allowed to travel without advance parole, as V- and K -3/4 are nonmigrant visa holders.