If you're a green card holder wondering whether you’re truly safe, this video from U.S. immigration attorney Naresh M. Gehi explains why applying for U.S. citizenship is crucial. Even green card holders can face deportation if charged with certain crimes. The good news? Even if you’re not fluent in English or have a criminal record, you may still qualify for citizenship — and an experienced lawyer can attend your interview to guide you.

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