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New Proposal Could Require $100,000 Bonds for Green Card Applicants

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The Trump administration is exploring a significant policy change that would require green card applicants to post a $100,000 bond. This proposal aims to tighten immigration controls and ensure that applicants can support themselves financially. If implemented, this new requirement could impact many individuals seeking lawful permanent residency in the U.S., potentially making the process more expensive and complicated. The administration has not yet finalized the decision, but it has sparked discussions about the implications for future immigrants.

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