U.S. Orders Security Review for Some Green Card Holders
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The U.S. government has initiated a security review of certain green card holders. This action targets individuals who originally came from countries designated as security concerns.
The review follows the recent arrest of an Afghan national. This individual, who entered the United States in 2021, is accused of shooting two members of the National Guard.
Authorities will reexamine the cases of lawful permanent residents from these specified nations. The process will check for any potential security threats that may have been missed during the initial application. Officials have not publicly listed the specific countries involved.