Billal Rahman is an immigration journalist based in London in the United Kingdom, he specializes in border immigration policy. He discovered allegations of misconduct among border workers under investigation and exhibited allegations of abuse in the detention centers managed by ice in the United States. He joined Newsweek in 2024 of the independent. He covered the British post office scandal and the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Originally from Glasgow, he studied journalism in Edinburgh and then worked for Stv News before moving to London in 2022. You can contact Billal at b.rahman@newsweek.com.
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Green card holders have been warned that they may have their eligibility to stay in the United States revoked if they support terrorism or violence.
“Coming to America and receiving a visa or a green card is a privilege. Our laws and values must be respected. If you argue violence, approves or support the terrorist activity, or encourage others to do so, you are no longer eligible to stay in the United States” on Wednesday in Twitter.
He added: “Green cards and visas will be revoked if an extraterrestrial breaking the law.”
The Office of Homeland Security Statistics (OSH) estimated that there were 12.8 million legal residents, or holders of green cards, living in the United States on January 1, 2024.
A building of American citizenship and immigration services Phoenix, Arizona. A building of American citizenship and immigration services Phoenix, Arizona. Matt York / AP
