STOP! New U S Travel Law Could Block You at the Airport

Описание: Green card holders are being stopped at airports and questioned for hours under new travel rules most people don't know about. One wrong trip could cost you everything you built in America. This video reveals exactly what triggers scrutiny, what documents protect you, and how to travel without fear. Watch before your next flight or risk learning the hard way.

📌 IN THIS VIDEO, YOU WILL LEARN:

• Why 90 days abroad now triggers enhanced screening at US ports of entry
• The exact documents you must carry to prove your American ties
• How re-entry permits work and when you absolutely need one
• What CBP officers are trained to ask and how to answer confidently
• The cumulative travel pattern mistake that gets green card holders flagged

⏳ CHAPTERS:

00:00 – The Airport Moment No One Expects
01:45 – Maria's Story: What Went Wrong
04:20 – What Is Actually Changing Now
07:10 – The 90-Day Rule Explained
09:30 – James vs David: Two Outcomes
12:15 – Your Complete Protection Checklist
15:40 – Emergency Travel and Work Abroad
18:00 – The Mindset Shift You Need
19:00 – Final Advice and Action Steps

🔗 HELPFUL RESOURCES:

USCIS Re-Entry Permit Application Guide
CBP Travel Documentation Requirements
IRS Tax Filing for Permanent Residents

❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q: Can I lose my green card for one long trip?
A: Not automatically, but trips over 90 days now trigger enhanced review and questioning.

Q: What is a re-entry permit?
A: A document allowing you to stay abroad up to 2 years without presumption of abandonment.

Q: What documents should I carry when traveling?
A: Tax returns, lease or mortgage, utility bills, bank statements, employment letter, and driver's license.

Q: Does visiting Canada or Mexico count as international travel?
A: Yes, any time you leave US territory counts toward your travel record.

Q: Can I apply for a re-entry permit from abroad?
A: No, you must apply while physically present in the United States.

🏷️ TAGS

#GreenCard #USImmigration #TravelAlert #GreenCardTravel #USCIS #CBP #PermanentResident #ImmigrationNews #ReentryPermit

⚠️ LEGAL DISCLAIMER:

This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration laws change frequently and individual cases vary. Consult a licensed immigration attorney for guidance specific to your situation before making travel decisions.