JD Vance said that green card holders do not have same rights as US citizens


Washington: US Vice President JD Vance says that green card holders do not have the right to permanent residence in the US, and a large number of illegal immigrants are expected to be deported in the coming months.
JD Vance said in an interview with US TV that green card holders do not have the same rights as US citizens, and if the government decides to deport someone, they will have no legal right to stay.
He stated that in my opinion, this is not a matter of fundamental freedom of expression but of national security. American citizens have different rights from those who are green card holders or students.
He claimed a 95 percent reduction in the number of illegal immigrants and said that stricter measures would also be taken against those holding student visas.
It is pertinent to note that US President Donald Trump began taking the strictest measures against illegal immigrants as soon as he took office, and hundreds of people living illegally have been deported so far.

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