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Bookmark or Share- Adjustment of Status Through Work Visas for DACA Recipients: Explainerprovide DACA recipients with permanent status, this paper examines possible alternate pathways for DACA recipients to obtain legal status through work visas. Employment-based visas could serve as a means of adjustment for DACA recipients who meet certain qualifications, functioning as a bridge to a more stable and secure life in the U.S.
- Bill Summary: Dream Act of 2023 - National Immigration ForumDACA recipients remain in legal limbo as legal challenges to DACA make their way through the courts. Enactment of the Dream Act would resolve legal concerns related to DACA and offer Dreamers permanent status, allowing them to continue living and working in the U.S. without fear of deportation. The Dream Act helps the American economy.
- States Should Help DACA Holders Obtain Occupational LicensesEvery state across the U.S. faces skills gaps among middle-skill occupations. Additionally, state laws or regulatory agencies and boards often exclude recipients of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) from obtaining occupational licenses necessary for those positions. This blog examines which states enacted statewide laws permitting DACA holders to seek occupational licenses for ...
- The Current State of DACA: Challenges Await in Litigation and ...The reliance interest DACA recipients have on the policy’s protections is likely to be a key consideration in determining the “wind down” of the policy because, as Chief Justice Roberts noted in his 2020 decision in Regents, “Here the agency failed to consider the conspicuous issues of whether to retain forbearance and what if anything ...
- Explainer: U.S. District Court Judge Hanen Finds New DACA Rule UnlawfulEven as Judge Hanen found that the 2022 final DACA rule is unlawful and that the Biden administration is unlikely to ultimately prevail on the merits of the case, he continued to stay the impact of that ruling for current DACA recipients. This means that current DACA recipients will retain protection from deportation and work authorization, as ...
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