THE CHARGES IN COURT. SPOUSES OF SOME U.S. CITIZENS WILL SOON BE ELIGIBLE FOR WORK PERMITS, LEGAL STATUS AND EVENTUALLY CITIZENSHIP. YEAH, IT’S A NEW POLICY FROM THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION. WESH 2 ...

The department said it would terminate Haiti's longstanding Temporary Protected Status program, which has allowed immigrants from the crisis-stricken Caribbean nation to live and work in the U.S ...

Long-term immigrants lacking permanent legal status are gaining traction on demands for legal work permits amid a strong labor market and easier access to employment for newly arrived asylum ...

The Biden administration is planning to offer work permits and deportation protections to illegal immigrants who marry to American citizens, provided they’ve lived in the US at least 10 years.

“Figuring out the LLC is kind of the next step in, ‘Hey, I’m waiting for my work permit, I have to do something more.’ So I’ll do the LLC, while hopefully my work permit comes in,” he ...

Despite efforts by the Trump administration to revoke the legal status — and therefore, work permits — of many Springfield-area Haitian immigrants, local employers say they continue to ...

Paperwork for migrant workers taking months or more than a year to process Migrants lose right to work, access health care amid processing delays Some migrants turning to exploitative employers or ...

Nearly 350,000 Venezuelans who gained relief from deportation and obtained work permits in 2023 under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will lose those protections in April, according to an ...

While newly arrived migrants can obtain work permits, some of the long-undocumented feel forgotten By Marybel Gonzalez Updated on: March 7, 2024 / 2:25 PM CST / CBS Chicago ...

The Biden administration on Thursday is announcing an extension of work permits for certain categories of immigrants, potentially preventing hundreds of thousands of people from losing their jobs ...

The American Business Immigration Coalition Action is calling on President Biden to grant work permits to undocumented immigrants who've worked in the U.S. for years.

In particular, Ms. Shi said, the president should prioritize work permits for those without legal status: more than one million undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens, 800,000 parents of U.S ...