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NYC Hotel Association Vows to Protect Workers Who Lost TPS; Calls for Federal Reversal
A broad coalition of business leaders, elected officials, and community advocates has united to demand that the federal government reinstate Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, while the Hotel Association of New York City has pledged to protect the Haitian workers now losing their legal status. The unified stand brings together New York's hospitality industry, Haitian chambers of commerce, city and…
USCIS Changes Form I-539 and I-765; New Editions Required After Sept. 15
Immigrants filing to extend work authorization or change nonimmigrant status must use newly revised forms starting September 15, 2026. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will reject older versions of Form I-539 (Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status) and Form I-765 (Application for Employment Authorization) if they arrive at USCIS on or after that date, with no transition or grace period. The…
ICE detains Argentine soccer player at Fort Lauderdale airport
Matías Pourrain had already passed through security and was waiting with his Miami United teammates for a domestic flight to a national tournament when men in plain clothes approached him at the gate. Nearly a week later, the 34-year-old Argentine midfielder is inside a South Florida immigration jail instead of on the field, one more traveler pulled out of a…
Massachusetts Governor Pledges to Enforce Immigrant Protection Law as TPS Crisis Deepens
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act last week and defended the state's immigrant protection efforts at a roundtable meeting in Lawrence with lawmakers and community leaders, even as the TPS crisis leaves tens of thousands of residents facing both job loss and sudden loss of health insurance. The meeting, which took place after Healey met with state legislators…
Federal Appeal Court Clears Way for Fast-Track Deportations of CHNV Program Beneficiaries
A federal appeals court on Tuesday cleared the way for the Trump administration to deport Haitian, Venezuelan, Nicaraguan, and Cuban migrants faster, dismissing a lawsuit filed by immigrant rights organizations seeking to block the policy, according to Bloomberg Law. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled that the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights and other advocacy groups…
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NYC Hotel Association Vows to Protect Workers Who Lost TPS; Calls for Federal Reversal
A broad coalition of business leaders, elected officials, and community advocates has…
USCIS Changes Form I-539 and I-765; New Editions Required After Sept. 15
Immigrants filing to extend work authorization or change nonimmigrant status must use…
ICE detains Argentine soccer player at Fort Lauderdale airport
Matías Pourrain had already passed through security and was waiting with his…
Massachusetts Governor Pledges to Enforce Immigrant Protection Law as TPS Crisis Deepens
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed the PROTECT Act last week and defended…
Federal Appeal Court Clears Way for Fast-Track Deportations of CHNV Program Beneficiaries
A federal appeals court on Tuesday cleared the way for the Trump…
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Haitian Restaurant Owner Regrets Trump Vote After TPS Ends and His Workers Walk
Chef Creole owner Wilkinson Sejour, a Haitian American who runs seven Miami restaurants, says the end of Haiti TPS is already costing him workers and driving up his labor costs,…
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