PR Hold-Up: Trump Could Slash 2.4 Million Green Cards, What It Means for Foreign Workers
Foreign workers aiming for permanent residency in the United States may face significant hurdles under President Donald Trump’s administration. A recent analysis by the National Foundation for American Policy (NFAP) suggests that up to 2.4 million fewer green cards could be issued by the end of Trump’s term, potentially leaving thousands of skilled workers waiting for years to secure permanent residency (PR).
Why the Cut in Green Cards?
The reduction in green cards is part of the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to tighten immigration policies. Key changes include stricter family sponsorship rules, fewer approvals for refugees, and extended travel bans affecting citizens from multiple countries. According to NFAP, between 1.54 million and 2.37 million individuals may not receive...









