How Trump Changed USCIS for Indians in Just 100 Days (TPS, GC, Parole) #uscis

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India and Indian immigrants in the U.S. felt a big shift in USCIS policy during Trump’s first 100 days. What really changed?

In this episode of Immigration Talk Show, we dive into how the early Trump administration dramatically reshaped U.S. immigration. From green card restrictions to TPS cancellation and parole program changes, Indian applicants across H-1B, family, and humanitarian categories were left in limbo.

We explain what actually happened behind these headlines, what it meant for Indian green card backlogs, and how future reforms might look if this policy style returns.

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KEY TOPICS COVERED
Green card processing limitations in Trump’s first 100 days

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) revocation for several countries

Changes to parole and humanitarian pathways

USCIS focus on enforcement and application scrutiny

How these moves impacted Indian visa holders and families

AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE REFERENCES
USCIS Policy Manual on Parole Programs
Explains discretionary parole, its limits, and the Trump-era rollbacks.
Source: https://www.uscis.gov/policy-manual/volume-1-part-c

DHS Statement on TPS Terminations (2017 – 2018)
Covers TPS terminations for countries like El Salvador, Haiti, and Sudan under Trump.
Source: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2020/12/09/fact-sheet-temporary-protected-status

AILA Resource on Trump’s Early USCIS Policy Shifts
Overview of procedural changes and legal challenges during first 100 days.
Source: https://www.aila.org/advo-media/issues/all/trump-immigration-policies

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