<p>The administration has shifted its focus from unauthorized immigrants to tightening rules that affect legal migrants already in the country. After a year centered on undocumented entrants, officials are implementing measures that could reduce the ability of legal migrants to remain.</p>
<p>Administrators are pursuing policy changes and enforcement practices intended to make it more challenging for legal migrants to maintain their status, signaling a significant departure from prior emphasis on unauthorized immigration.</p>
<p>The move is described as a risky pivot that could impact families, work eligibility, and long-term residency considerations, while drawing scrutiny from advocates and policymakers concerned about the consequences for legitimate migrants.</p>
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