K-1 visa, married to a U.S. citizen, I-485 pending, interview in a few days ,should I be worried about the new USCIS policy?

Hi everyone,
I'm trying to understand the new USCIS announcement about adjustment of status and would appreciate hearing your thoughts.
My situation:
I entered the U.S. on a K-1 fiancé visa.

I married my U.S. citizen petitioner within the required timeframe.

I filed my I-485 (Adjustment of Status) in February 2026.

My case is currently pending.

My green card interview is scheduled for May 27, 2026.

My K-1 visa has expired, and my Armenian passport has also expired.

After reading the new USCIS policy announcement and seeing discussions on TikTok, I'm honestly worried. Some people are saying that even if you're married to a U.S. citizen, you may no longer be able to get a green card through adjustment of status and could be required to return to your home country.
Since I already entered on a K-1 visa specifically to marry and apply for permanent residence, and my case is already pending with an interview scheduled, do you think this new policy could affect people in my situation?
Has anyone spoken with an immigration attorney or seen any guidance specifically about pending K-1 adjustment cases?
Thank you.

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u/Few-Jacket7182 — 18 days ago
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u/Few-Jacket7182 — 25 days ago
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Moved to LA and struggling to find customers for my ceramics

I’m a ceramic artist who recently moved to LA from Armenia. Back home, my work was really popular and I had a strong customer base, but since moving here 7 months ago, I’ve been struggling to get orders.

I make handmade ceramic mugs and different pottery pieces, but I specialize in custom pet mugs. I know my work is good I just feel lost when it comes to finding customers in LA.

I’m very active on Instagram and TikTok, but Etsy hasn’t worked well for me so far.

Would really appreciate any advice from artists, small business owners, or anyone who’s grown a handmade business in LA.
How did you find your first customers? Markets? Coffee shop collabs? Content ideas? Anything helps 🙏

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u/Few-Jacket7182 — 1 month ago

Studio under 1000$

Hey everyone!
I’m a ceramic artist planning to move to LA area, and I’m trying to figure out a realistic setup for working with my kiln.
Finding a rental house where landlords are okay with kiln installation in a garage/patio seems pretty difficult, so now I’m looking into other options.
Does anyone know about:
ceramic coworking spaces
shared pottery studios
small private ceramic studios/workspaces
in Glendale, Burbank, or North Hollywood?
My budget is ideally under $1000/month for studio rent.
I’d love a space where I could work regularly and possibly use/install a kiln or have kiln access.
Would really appreciate any recommendations or personal experiences 💛

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