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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti remains active as a court case continues. Work permits are extended, and no action is needed yet.

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An immigration attorney answers common questions about biometrics, immigration, fingerprinting — and risks with ICE.

In a year of unprecedented challenges, the city’s attorneys are advising clients amid a shifting legal landscape, and an immigration court backlog of 334,000 cases.

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