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NYC’s not-so-sudden migrant surge
Sep 27, 2023
The podcast discusses the recent migrant surge in New York City and the challenges it poses, including strain on resources and potential solutions. It explores the impact of work authorization on the crisis and highlights the broken US immigration system. The chapter also addresses the challenges in obtaining work authorization, false asylum claims, and the Biden administration's plans to expedite the process. It emphasizes the need to navigate the immigration system and advocates for creating pathways to citizenship.
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- The broken US immigration system, with long wait times and limited paths to permanent residency, contributes to the current migrant influx in NYC and other cities.
- Migrants face challenges in obtaining work authorization due to complex processes, lost documents, and high filing fees, creating uncertainty and precariousness for their ability to work and support themselves.
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The US immigration system is broken, requiring reform
The US immigration system is broken, with long wait times, backlogs, and limited paths to permanent residency. This contributes to the current migrant influx in New York City and other cities. Immigration reform is crucial, addressing issues like outdated laws, employer-sponsored visas, and the lack of pathways for undocumented immigrants.
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