It seems like the sensible choice, i.e., bringing your fiancée here to the United States to let her apply for a green card and make her your wife. But like many areas of the immigration process, the recent policy changes affect the choices being made at all levels.
Under current immigration policies (which may or may not face judicial pushback), it may not be wise to bring your fiancée here to the States to apply for residency status.
Could changes affect marriage plans?
They might. If you and your beloved intend to exchange vows in person here in the USA, the most recent immigration policy changes might preclude your carrying out your plans. However, you could still marry by traveling to their country of origin or elsewhere and marrying. Then, they could pursue their case for a green card from afar.
What about spouses who aren’t citizens?
This group may also experience changes to their immigration status under the changes, which took effect this month. Administration officials have stated that greater scrutiny will be given to these permanent residency cases, with approval granted only on a case-by-case basis.
Confusion is understandable
If you are an immigrant or are engaged to or married to one, being confused about the recent changes and their implications is to be expected. You might also hear rumors that may or may not be rooted in reality.
Trust your legal advocate to help you stay abreast of the changes that affect your immigration status and the rights of your loved one to remain here in the United States. Knowledge is power, so stay strong and aware of your options.