Green Card Numbers Rebound to Pre-Covid Levels, Finds New Study
April 6, 2022Roughly 282,000 people were issued green cards between June and September 2021, compared to 79,000 in mid-2020.
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Roughly 282,000 people were issued green cards between June and September 2021, compared to 79,000 in mid-2020.
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