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Know Your Rights as a Lawful Permanent Resident - When Might You Be Detained After Travel Outside of the United States, and What Can You Do About It

These days, traveling through airports and other ports of entry can sometimes be stressful, especially for lawful permanent residents (LPRs) who are worried about detention or questioning by immigration authorities. In times of uncertainty, it is productive to focus on the facts and rules. Learn what immigration law says about when a lawful permanent resident might be detained after travel outside of the United States. Trust reliable sources, and avoid fake news. See the attached flyer by the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA).


Eye-level view of airport security checkpoint with luggage scanning machine
Airport security checkpoint with luggage scanning machine

AILA flyer
AILA flyer

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