The Basics (6)
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Current Status of DACA
DACA remains legal! As of June 18, 2020, if you have not had DACA in the past, you still cannot yet apply. If you have previously been granted DACA and remain eligible, you can still apply. Read the latest. Content Detail
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Don't Vote Unless You Are a U.S. Citizen
Only citizens can vote in Federal, State, and most local elections. Lawful Permanent Residents (green card holders) cannot vote until they become naturalized U.S. citizens. #8122EN Read More
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New Work Permit Restrictions
Two recent announcements will make it much harder for asylum seekers to work in the United States and require immediate action. This is a summary of the key changes. Content Detail
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Now that you are a U Nonimmigrant: Warnings, Rights and Responsibilities
Read this if you already have U nonimmigrant status. #8130EN Read More
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Reporting a Change of Address to the Immigration Service
If you aren’t a U.S. citizen you need to tell the United States Citizenship & Immigration Service (USCIS) where you are living. You have to tell them within 10 days every time you move or change your address. Read More
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- Spanish / Español
- Hmong / Hmoob
- Korean / 한국어
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Your Rights Under the Migrant and Seasonal Agricultural Worker Protection Act
General information about the laws an employer must follow and the rights of the worker under the MSAWPA. Read More
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DACA (1)
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Current Status of DACA
DACA remains legal! As of June 18, 2020, if you have not had DACA in the past, you still cannot yet apply. If you have previously been granted DACA and remain eligible, you can still apply. Read the latest. Content Detail
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