The Department of Homeland Security has released a proposed rule that would cancel work authorization eligibility for people who are subject to final removal orders but haven’t yet been deported.
The proposal would “limit discretionary employment authorization” for those residing in the U.S. after issuance of a final removal order, but who have been temporarily released from DHS custody on an order of supervision, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services—the subagency that adjudicates work authorization requests—said in a statement on Tuesday.
“DHS intends for this rule to reduce the incentive for aliens to remain in the United States after receiving a ...
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