Attorney Ilya Fishkin on Green Card Denials and EB-5 Investor Visa Delays
Immigration attorney Ilya Fishkin breaks down two urgent risks under new Trump administration policy: the 10-year bar triggered by a green card denial and stalled EB-5 investor cases as mandamus lawsuits face new obstacles.
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Immigration attorney Ilya Fishkin held a live stream addressing the consequences of the new Trump administration memorandum for immigrants pursuing a green card from inside the United States. ImmigrantNews.pro is publishing key excerpts from the broadcast covering two pressing issues: the risk of the 10-year bar when a green card is denied, and the situation facing EB-5 investor visa applicants. This material is informational and analytical in nature and does not constitute legal advice.
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The attorney explains the mechanism that is triggered when a green card is denied for individuals who remained in the U.S. for an extended period without status, and clarifies the role that a waiver plays in that situation.
The attorney addresses the situation of investors who contributed funds through the EB-5 program, in a context of prolonged processing times and a shifting judicial landscape regarding mandamus lawsuits.
Both cases discussed in the broadcast reflect a broader trend: the immigration enforcement environment in the U.S. continues to shift and is affecting individuals with vastly different profiles and resources. The editorial team will continue to monitor developments and publish up-to-date commentary from practicing specialists.