The green card rule dictates how lawful permanent residents maintain their status, primarily requiring physical presence in the U.S. to avoid abandonment. It’s used to prevent extended absences—typically over one year—from triggering reentry complications. Immigrants holding green cards benefit most, as the rule safeguards their residency rights and path to citizenship.
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