The Future of DACA and Its Impact on Young Workers
In recent years, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) has become a central issue in the immigration debate in the United States. Today, hundreds of thousands of young people, known as Dreamers, depend on this temporary relief not only to remain in the country but also to work legally and contribute to the economy. However, […]
Can I Be Deported for Suing My Employer?
One of the most frequent questions among immigrant workers, especially those without regular immigration status, is: “Can I be deported if I sue my employer?” The fear is understandable: many employers use the threat of calling immigration as an intimidation tool to prevent employees from claiming unpaid wages or other labor rights. This article clarifies […]
How to Protect Your Rights if You Work With an ITIN or Borrowed Papers
Many immigrants in the United States face the same situation: they need to work but do not have employment authorization. In those cases, some use an ITIN, Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, or even borrowed documents to access a job. The most common fear is believing that, because they do not have regular immigration status or […]
What Happens if My Work Permit Expires While I Am Still Employed?
For many immigrants in the United States, the work permit, or EAD, is the key to working legally, supporting their families, and building a more stable future. However, a common fear is: what happens if my permit expires while I am still working? This article explains your rights, risks, and steps to take if you […]
Working With an ITIN: What Every Immigrant Should Know
When an immigrant arrives in the United States, one of the first questions is how to work and file taxes without having a Social Security number (SSN). This is where the ITIN, Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, comes in. However, it is common to confuse it with a work permit or an SSN, which can create […]