Immigrant advocacy groups are suing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) over two recently implemented rules impacting the green card process. These rules are argued to unnecessarily create hurdles for applicants seeking permanent residency in EE.UU.. Specifically, the lawsuit claims the regulations hinder individuals from obtaining their green cards and potentially lead to families being separated. Plaintiffs contend these policies deviate from established legal standards and add undue complexity to a system already perceived as difficult to navigate. They argue these changes could unjustly delay or deny applications, causing significant hardship for those seeking to build lives in the Estados Unidos. Legal challenges are focused on ensuring fair and equitable consideration for all applicants regardless of their immigration status.