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Employment-Based Immigration Visas for DACA Recipients

By Sophia SeppMarch 29, 2024Immigrant Youth, Immigration Relief, Legal Professionals, Practice, Practice Highlight

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Employment-Based Immigration Visas for DACA Recipients

Krsna Avila & Dan Berger, Immigrant Legal Resource Center (January 22, 2024)

This practice advisory reviews common employment-based visa options for DACA recipients.

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