💬 Opinion 2d ago · Noah Hurowitz

U.S. Website Gave False Approval to Green Card Applicants — Then Blamed Glitch and Took It Away

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U.S. Website Gave False Approval to Green Card Applicants — Then Blamed Glitch and Took It Away
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When Jesse Miranda, a U.S. citizen, sponsored an application for a green card for his wife nearly a year ago, he understood the process would take time.



On Wednesday, when he saw someone posting on Reddit that they had received sudden approval for a loved one’s initial application for permanent residence, he wondered if he and his wife had gotten lucky.



Miranda quickly went to check the application status on the website of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that oversees

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