Government Restricts Work Permits for Certain Categories
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The government may be preparing a new proposal to limit access to work permits for certain immigration categories.
Who could be affected?
This could affect people with orders of supervision, humanitarian parole, and deferred action. Under this proposal, work permits would no longer be automatic for these groups. Instead, the person would have to demonstrate a substantial financial need, a humanitarian reason, or an emergency that justifies employment authorization.
Who would NOT be affected?
It is important to clarify that this measure would not directly affect people with asylum cases, adjustment of status, immigrant visas, or other categories not mentioned.
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