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“Why did we come here?” Dadzie Kakra, an immigrant from Venezuela currently living in upstate New York, rhetorically asked Politico. “We just came here to work. We came here looking for green money. That’s it. That’s the truth.”

In his capacity as a victim beset by criminal transgressions on American soil, an opportunity beckoned in the form of the U visa—a classification specially

Anti-american thing then not being able to work? >> what does the white house say -- speeding up work permits. they are already shorter than other periods. has the what house said anything t o you? >> when you say short, theres such a backlog of cases that the spirited energy within six months, people able to get a job? thats not a reality. some of these asylum seekers will have to wait anywhere from a year to a year and a half. thats a long time for new yorkers to have to carry this burden. and...

Speed up work permits for them to be able to begin work sng which are already shorter than other periods. has the white house said anything to you on that? >> there is such a backlog of cases that the spirit, the energy that within six months people would be able to get a job is not a reality. some will probably have to wait from a year to a year and a half. that is a long time for new yorkers to have to carry this burden. that is part of the ongoing conversation were having with the white house...

36 year old adrian daniel jose is among dozens of people waiting to get services, leaving his wife and three kids in venezuela. your glasses broke. that is when you were robbed in mexico. and so tape is holding her glasses together, and you arrived here in america with the clothes on your back. >> from this moment on his downhill. there is no more room. >> reporter: to reduce the chaos, adams and the mayors of chicago and denver are asking the biden administration to expedite work permits for mi...

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Biden's deputies expanded a visa work program to help U.S. employers hire foreign landscape architects and child psychologists.

Ottawa’s latest immigration program to poach foreign tech workers in the U.S. closed Monday night, less than 48 hours after it opened for applications.

Huberth Espinoza, 65, sat on a bench outside the 5th District police station in Pullman on a Wednesday in late June, waiting to be picked up for work. An asylum-seeker from Venezuela, Espinoza said he came to Chicago to work but could not immediately get a job permit. So he worked for about two weeks for a man who would take him and other migrants to do odd jobs — construction, painting and ...