A LinkedIn notification has created fresh fear among US permanent residents. You now see an Indian green card holder claiming that immigration-linked officers are repeatedly viewing their profile, raising doubts about privacy and unexpected scrutiny.
Reddit post triggers concern
A Reddit user said people linked to USCIS appeared in their LinkedIn views. You first see a supposed case officer, then a lawyer with a law-enforcement background, followed by immigration lawyers from different US states.
User’s immigration background
The user said they are originally from India and entered the US in 2015 on an F-1 visa. You then see a move to OPT and STEM-OPT before legally working in the country.
From H-1B to green card
They secured an H-1B in 2020 and married a US citizen in 2021. After two years, you see a marriage-based green card approved in January 2024 without any interview.
Current legal status
The couple now lives in North Carolina with a 10-year green card. You are told they have no criminal record, except one speeding ticket in 2023.
Why the fear feels real
In the current climate, even minor issues cause stress. You see how small encounters or traffic violations now feel like serious immigration risks.
Social media screening adds pressure
The user noticed LinkedIn views linked to ICE, USCIS, and legal roles. You already know that social media screening is mandatory for student and work visas.
No rule for green cards
Nothing similar has been officially announced for green card holders. You still see growing fear, as permanent residents feel watched without clear explanations.
Possible case of mistaken identity
The user admits having a common Indian name. You may be looking at a simple mix-up with another applicant, but the fear remains real.
A wider pattern of panic
Even if nothing happens, this shows a bigger issue. You now see permanent residents worrying about their status, despite following every legal process.
