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Introduced on May 21, 2025 by Salud Carbajal
This bill makes it easier for certain noncitizen parents of U.S. service members to get a green card. If your U.S. citizen son or daughter is serving now or served in the Armed Forces and left with an honorable discharge, you could apply for a green card in the U.S. even if you entered without permission or had past unlawful presence. Some past immigration problems could be forgiven if the government decides you are not a threat and have no crimes beyond immigration issues .
It also helps parents who were deported or left the country before the law takes effect. They could apply from outside the U.S., and there would be a way to come back temporarily to reunite with their U.S. citizen son or daughter while their case is being decided, if they pass security checks. Certain entry bars could be waived to allow that temporary return.
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