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Green card at Risk

Hey A little bit about me

I got my green card July 2014, I studied there and graduated in 2018 (only leaving to the Middle East on Christmas breaks and summer breaks) In 2018 I went back to the Middle East and stayed there for 6 months, I went back to America in February and got interrogated, no problem, passed, went back to the Middle East for another 6 months then back to the states august 2019 for my masters

In December of 2019, I went back for winter break, thinking I’d go back to America, I failed some of my classes and my parents cut me off, I’ve had no money to go back, then the Pandemic happened and well... I got a scholarship in October and I’ve been saving money ever since, but it might require me to stay here for 2 years (I don’t want to disappoint my advisors)

*I have been outside the US for a year and a few days now, my immigration lawyer recommends I file for a re-entry visa as soon as possible, my parents say if I finish 2 years of school here at They will send me back and give me money to survive (+whatever I make from my scholarship)

What should I do? Please this is the worst time of my life there’s nothing I want more than to live in America

Thanks for reading

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