Adrian Carrillo and his wife Veronica waited 25 years before they finally received their green cards on Wednesday.
The teen described a sense of fear while growing up"that at any moment my parents could be taken away."
Homeland Security reported that in the fiscal year of 2017, a total of 1,127,167 people obtained lawful permanent resident status—down from 1,183,505 in 2016 but up from the consecutive years of 2010-2014.reported that Alex declined to provide specifics about why it took his parents, who are originally from Mexico, so long to become permanent residents, only saying that his sister, a 21-year-old U.S. citizen,"sponsored them."a process called naturalization.
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