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Biden's Work. Permits for Venezuelan Migrants Will Benefit US Taxpayers

The Biden administration's expansion of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelan migrants will allow them to work, pay taxes, and contribute to their communities, benefiting cities, states, and the federal government.
Granting Venezuelan asylum-seekers the right to work will not only support their integration into society but also alleviate the economic burden on the government.
This move demonstrates that the administration is responsive to the demands of big-city mayors and immigration advocates, who have been calling for expanded TPS for Venezuelans.

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Globo

U.S. to issue work permits for nearly 470,000 Venezuelan immigrants

Venezuelans who arrived in the U.S. by July 31 will be eligible for the program

2 months ago·Brazil

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Newsweek

Biden's Work. Permits for Venezuelan Migrants Will Benefit US Taxpayers

The Biden administration's TPS expansion will alleviate hardship for Venezuelan migrants and benefit U.S. taxpayers.

2 months ago·United States

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Bloomberg

US allows work permits for about 500,000 Venezuelan migrants

The Biden administration has moved to provide hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants with work permits, meeting calls from New York and other cities strained by an influx of asylum

2 months ago·United States

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Wall Street Journal

Biden Administration to Offer Work Permits to Roughly 470,000 Venezuelan Migrants

Decision comes after Democratic city leaders urged federal government to allow migrants to work as a way to ease financial strains

2 months ago·New York, United States

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UnionLeader.com

US allows work permits for about 500,000 Venezuelan migrants

The Biden administration has moved to provide hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants with work permits, meeting calls from New York and other cities strained by an influx of asylum seekers.

2 months ago

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