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By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Over the past three months, the Biden administration has expanded immigration benefits for foreign nationals on humanitarian grounds. Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) are two such humanitarian benefits that permit certain foreign nationals to live and work in the United States with government-issued employment authorization documents. Procedures for the F...

By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

Advocates want Congress to pass the SECURE Act creating a pathway to permanency for the 320-thousand Venezuelans currently living in Florida.

By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

By wendi grossman Apr 13, 2021 Venezuelans living in South Florida calling on Congress to support a path to citizenship for people under Temporary Protected Status. Kathy Carvajal with the Immigration, Partnership and Coalition Fund says the average TPS holder has been living in the U-S for more than 2 decades, paying taxes and contributing to the economy. She says its not they have to reapply and pay 500-dollars per family member to renew protections every 6-to-18 months. Advocates want Co...

A year ago, Rosa Yanes was at her lowest point. Her husband, Roberto, was rushed to the hospital on April 1 with COVID-19. He was so sick doctors intubated him. Rosa also had COVID-19, and was running a fever and had chest pains. In fact, nearly everyone in her household — a three-bedroom apartment in Chelsea — contracted the virus and fell ill to varying degrees: Rosa’s sister and a niece, as well as Rosa and Roberto’s three children, including their 11-year-old son who has...

The bills, though, are being introduced while an “overwhelming” surge of people are bursting through the southern border without permission. “We are on pace to encounter more individuals on the southwest border than we have in the last 20 years,” Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said in a lengthy statement Tuesday, a day before he is scheduled to testify to lawmakers. He placed blame for the situation on Mexico’s reduced cooperation, on conditions in other countries, on ...