“Three years of blackmail: my husband’s suitability to have a chance of getting a green card. Forty-eight hours into the Trump administration, it got rid of the unfair barriers that kept families like mine in “uncertainty,” he continued. about illegal immigration while also making legal immigration easier and more accessible to other skilled, hardworking, tax-paying people who love America like my husband. Promises made, promises kept.
Gaines also shared that his family spent around $15,000 on fees, programs and lawyers and had to start the procedure several times.
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Riley Gaines attends the DailyWire red carpet premiere of “Lady Ballers” on November 29, 2023 in Nashville, Tennessee (Jason Davis/Getty Images for Bentkey Ventures).
“No one in any federal enterprise under President Biden’s leadership can point us in the right direction,” Gaines added. “It took a viral tweet falling on the smart ears of the Trump administration for this challenge to be resolved overnight. “
He welcomed the policy update on X.
“Great news,” Gaines wrote. Following the tweet below, USCIS rescinded its Covid vaccination mandate for legal immigrants. I can’t even tell you the thousands of people in the same situation who have reached out to them in recent years. Promises madeArray promises kept. Thank you, @realDonaldTrump.
U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said early Wednesday that they will no longer require the COVID-19 vaccine from legal immigrants and will no longer deny citizenship to legal immigrants who do not provide documentation showing they have won COVID-19. vaccine.
On Oct. 14, 2021, the Biden administration made it mandatory that all applicants for citizenship receive the COVID-19 vaccination shots as a condition for citizenship.
In November, Gaines said her husband, who left England for the United States six years ago, had been unable to obtain a green card because he did not need to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Riley Gaines speaks at Penn State University. (Riley Gaines)
“My husband left England to go to school 6 years ago,” Gaines said in X. “We got married more than two and a half years ago. He does NOT have a green card yet because he would not possibly get vaccinated. They don’t have any. I’m not forcing illegal immigrants to get vaccinated.
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