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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP get a good immigration lawyer on retainer. Get yourself converted. Always carry at least a copy of your green card, even to the store--ask your attorney.

They have been detaining US born citizens who LOOK LIKE FOREIGNERS just in case. Sometimes their family doesn't even know where they were taken. [/quote]

This is just so sad to me. And yes I will and I'm renewing my card this year and I'll file for an adjustment soon. I guess it's good I don't look like a foreigner just basic white girl with a slight texas accent [/quote]

When you renew your card can't they deport you? Have you ever gotten a speeding ticket? If you are married to a citizen, why would't you become a citizen already? It's the only want to stay safe now. [/quote]

I see posts on X about them dragging off citizen's spouses going for their naturalization.  [/quote]

U-visa recipients are protected from deportation. This is a very specific visa and its extremely hard to get approved. It comes with a good sense of protection and pathway to citizenship. [/quote]

It’s an non-immigrant status visa. how would it be a path to immigration and citizenship exactly? [/quote]

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