Rajiv S. Khanna

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Rajiv S. Khanna is a US immigration attorney and a member of the Washington, DC and Virginia Bars. He is also a contributor to The Hill.

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Marriage to an American citizen is no longer a surefire path to a green card. ICE agents are now arresting people who show up for their marriage interviews with immigration officials.

Marrying a U.S. citizen won't protect undocumented immigrants from deportation anymore

Marriage to an American citizen is no longer a surefire path to a green card. ICE agents are now arresting people who show up for their marriage interviews with immigration officials.

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A new Trump administration proposal says immigrants who use any form of welfare or public benefit -- like tax deductions or health insurance subsidies -- could be denied legal…

Trump proposal penalizes immigrants who use public benefits

A new Trump administration proposal says immigrants who use any form of welfare or public benefit -- like tax deductions or health insurance subsidies -- could be denied legal…

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America's H-1B program allows US companies to hire foreign workers skilled in "specialty occupations," including science, technology, medicine and the law.

Does "hire an American" mean fire a foreigner?

America's H-1B program allows US companies to hire foreign workers skilled in "specialty occupations," including science, technology, medicine and the law.

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