TAMPA, Fla. — Immigration advocates across the U.S. are joining a growing push to call on President Joe Biden to extend work permits to undocumented immigrants who have lived long-term in the U ...

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.

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 seekers.

Governors and mayors said they need to put migrants to work so they can move them out of shelters. But they’re vexed by the lengthy process of securing work permits for asylum-seekers that can ...

The Biden administration said Wednesday night that it will grant work permits and temporary relief ... July 31 can sign up for Temporary Protected Status, or TPS. Homeland Security officials ...

the Temporary Protected Status program for Venezuelan migrants, allowing recent arrivals to apply for the deportation protections and work permits offered by the policy. CBS News first reported ...

would also clear the way to permanent legal status and US citizenship for hundreds of thousands of migrants, CBS News reported. The Biden administration wants to offer work permits and deportation ...

The process for applying for Temporary Protected Status to obtain work permits is not easy to begin with, and typically needs to be done with an attorney – but thousands do not even have the ...

unanimously agreed Thursday to find a pathway to enact a bold policy to hire students who lack legal status and work permits. The groundbreaking move would reshape the lives of thousands of young ...

Losing status means people who have ... within 60 days of applying to renew their work permit. Reuters spoke with four families who lost work permits because they have been waiting for much ...

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 ...