How one law is allowing legal immigrants to pursue new careers

How one law is allowing legal immigrants to pursue new careers

By Julian Paras Click here for updates on this story     ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico (KOAT) — “Senate Bill 364 recognizes really that our immigrant members, community, and friends are integral and valuable parts of our community and workforce across the state of New Mexico,” State Senator Cindy Nava said. She is a first-time state senator and a DACA recipient. Legislation like this has received praise from city leaders, including Mayor Tim Keller an…

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A very common trade among immigrants could no longer be limited by state demands in Illinois. The House of Representatives unanimously passed a new bill that seeks to completely eliminate the licensing requirements for those who engage in hair braiding professionally. The bill identified as HB 3356 received 107 votes in favor and none against in the lower house and is currently under review in the state Senate. According to Illinois Policy, this…