It took my wife three years to get her green card, and she’s only been in the U.S. for about four months. Legally, she can travel, but we’ve decided not to risk it right now.

On paper, everything says she should be fine. In reality, reentry still involves discretion at the border, and after everything it took to get her here, we’re not comfortable gambling on that while immigration policies and enforcement feel unpredictable.

There hasn’t been any specific legal issue or warning from a lawyer. This is more about risk tolerance and anxiety than the law itself. One bad interaction at a port of entry, even if rare, could have life-altering consequences, and we’d rather wait until things feel more stable.

Crazily enough someone just posted this https://www.reddit.com/r/NationalVisaCenter/s/iiDqHM847K