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US immigrants feel 'chilling effect' of Trump-era benefits rule - Vimarsana News

US immigrants feel 'chilling effect' of Trump-era benefits rule

Ivette Sosa of Arizona and her family still keep a close eye on what they put in the shopping cart. Like many undocumented immigrants, her parents decided to forgo food stamps – fearing a claim could hurt their prospects of attaining legal status.

Immigrant Youth Who've Suffered Abuse Should Be Allowed Work Permits, California Rights Groups Say in Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Immigrant Youth Who've Suffered Abuse Should Be Allowed Work Permits, California Rights Groups Say in Lawsuit

A coalition of immigrant rights groups sued the Biden administration Monday, challenging its refusal to allow immigrant youth who've suffered abuse and neglect to legally work while they seek humanitarian protections.

Source: kqed.org
U.S. immigrants feel 'chilling effect' of Trump-era benefits rule - Vimarsana News

U.S. immigrants feel 'chilling effect' of Trump-era benefits rule

A year ago, the Biden administration disavowed Donald Trump’s controversial policy, but many low-income migrants are still forgoing welfare benefits for fear a claim...

Source: trust.org
A massive work permit backlog is hurting the US labor shortage - Vimarsana News

A massive work permit backlog is hurting the US labor shortage

Immigrants could lose their jobs if USCIS doesn’t act urgently.

Source: vox.com
Afghan diplomats struggling in US without pay - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Afghan diplomats struggling in US without pay - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Washington, Feb 14: Diplomats at Afghanistan’s embassy in Washington, as well as Afghan consulates in New York and Los Angeles, are living largely on savings and loans as they have not been paid for several months, The New York Times reports. The Afghan Embassy in Washington continues to process consular requests and collects about $2,000 to $3,000 in fees each month, which is enough to pay for utilities but not enough to pay salaries to the Afghan staff, the newspaper […]