The government has stopped printing permanent resident cards and employment authorization documents.  

At last count, 50,000 green cards and 75,000 work permits for immigrants - who completed all the steps required for such documents – have not been printed. 

And there are no indications when or how USCIS plans to reduce this backlog.

So what should those affected by this abrupt policy do to protect themselves?

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