Bury techies in paperwork: How US will make green card approval tougher

Earlier, US Congressmen would help immigrants by waiving signing privacy waivers that would fast-track the green card approval process

The latest trick that the Trump administration pulled off to deny slow green card to immigrants is by complicating the requisite paperwork. This move comes amid a slew of measures the US government has undertaken in the past couple of days to promote what Trump calls a 'Buy American, Hire American' strategy.

The US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USICS) is planning to demand additional forms, certified translations and notarized signatures from people while applying for a green card or citizenship, an Economic Times report said. Earlier, US Congressmen would waive off signing privacy waivers that would fast-track the green card