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The decision was made by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, primarily due to the increased instability and lack of security witnessed in Venezuela - Click the link for more details.

The Biden administration has announced it will allow 472,000 Venezuelans to remain in the US and work legally for 18 months with a TPS re-designation. | TAG24

The Biden administration will grant work permits to hundreds of thousands of migrants, a move welcomed by the leaders of big cities, especially New York.

This fact sheet provides an overview of health coverage for immigrants based on data from the 2023 KFF/LA Times Survey of Immigrants, the largest nationally representative survey focused on immigrants.

'You can make that application if the finding is there?'

BALTIMORE — Immigrants’ rights activists rallied outside of Baltimore City Hall Thursday morning, calling on President Joe Biden to extend temporary protected status for people who fled their home nations to escape political persecution and destruction caused by natural disasters. “Baltimore is a welcoming city,” said Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos, a Democrat representing District 14. ...

Billionaire West Coast investors are pressuring the White House to provide legal rights to illegal migrants from Africa and South America. 

More migrants now than ever are living in the U.S. legally, but only through a temporary program. San Diego County resources for immigrants in this limbo period haven’t caught up.

Are non-citizens the key to shaping the future of American politics? As the demographic landscape continues to evolve, the role of non-citizens in the United States has become a topic of increasing interest and debate. From advocating for their rights to expanding their political participation, the influence of non-citizens on the nation's political landscape cannot

Nearly 100 Venezuelans at a roundtable this week showed support for passing the Venezuelan Adjustment Act, legislation that would grant Venezuelans a pathway to permanent residency, but the bill needs work, according to experts.