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DHS extends permits for immigrants set to lose TPS when justices’ order takes effect

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U.S. CIS postponed the date that immigrants from seven countries affected by disaster and violence can legally work in the country.

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  1. Source New Mexico

    DHS extends permits for immigrants set to lose status when justices’ order takes effect (opens Source New Mexico)

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    WASHINGTON — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Friday postponed the date that immigrants from seven countries affected by disaster and violence can legally work in the country, extending a deadline that was at odds with federal court orders not yet aligned with a U.S.

  2. CT Mirror

    DHS extends permits for immigrants set to lose TPS when justices’ order takes effect (opens CT Mirror)

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    U.S. CIS postponed the date that immigrants from seven countries affected by disaster and violence can legally work in the country.

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