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The Department of Homeland Security has announced the extension and redesignation of Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status.

After receiving reports of unhealthy and unsanitary living conditions at the Van Cortlandt Motel migrant shelter, Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz and Councilman Eric Dinowitz reached out to the city agency in charge of shelters and the operator to schedule a visit there.

The state has allocated more than $30 million to help migrants file paperwork to receive work authorization.

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Its just part of the effort to try to hide whats happening at the border. And the Biden administration appears to be trying to legalize migrants

Sigmund Garcia, who was born in Venezuela and moved to South Florida about a year ago, said in Spanish that he lives with the fear of deportation.

NEW YORK — New state efforts were announced this week to address the asylum seeker and migrant crisis in New York, after White House officials announced certain individuals from Venezuela, who have continuously resided in the United States on or before July 21, 2023, will be eligible to apply for Temporary Protected Status. The move […]

Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants, including the dozens who were transported to Martha’s Vineyard last year by the order of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, can now shed the fear of sudden deportation from the United States thanks to an expansion of Homeland Security’s Temporary Protected Status. Due to “extraordinary and temporary conditions in Venezuela […]

The Biden Admin is offering legal status and work permits to almost half-a-million Venezuelan migrants, thanks to TPS expansion.

Almost half a million Venezuelans in the United States will now be eligible for protection from deportation and will be able to get work authorizations, after the Biden administration expanded immigration benefits for Venezuela, a development which public officials, activists, and service providers in South Florida and across the nation have repeatedly requested from the federal government.