Citizenship For Essential Workers Act, USCIS Waiver Of Interviews, Biden Immigration Policies LIVE

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Who will qualify to be an essential worker? How long you need to be in the United States to apply for this law, if it is passed? Will an order of deportation or voluntary departure be an issue? Alena Shautsova, NYC Immigration lawyer, answers these questions in today's Live.

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🤩🤩🤩Potential "essential worker" definition:
“(b) Eligibility.—An alien applying for status under subsection (a) shall satisfy the following requirements:

“(1) ALIENS WORKING IN CERTAIN SECTORS, INDUSTRIES, AND OCCUPATIONS.—Except as provided in paragraph (2), the alien shall have, at any point during the period described in subsection (i), earned income for work in any of the following private, public, or nonprofit sectors, industries, or occupations:

“(A) Health care.

“(B) Emergency response.

“(C) Sanitation.

“(D) Restaurant ownership, food preparation, vending, catering, food packaging, food services, or delivery.

“(E) Hotel or retail.

“(F) Fish, poultry, and meat processing work.

“(G) Agricultural work, including labor that is seasonal in nature.

“(H) Commercial or residential landscaping.

“(I) Commercial or residential construction or renovation.

“(J) Housing, residential, and commercial construction related activities or public works construction.

“(K) Domestic work in private households, including child care, home care, or house cleaning.

“(L) Natural disaster recovery, disaster reconstruction, and related construction.

“(M) Home and community-based work, including—

“(i) home health care;

“(ii) residential care;

“(iii) assistance with activities of daily living;

“(iv) any service provided by direct care workers (as defined in section 799B of the Public Health Service Act (42 U.S.C. 295p)), personal care aides, job coaches, or supported employment providers; and

“(v) any other provision of care to individuals in their homes by direct service providers, personal care attendants, and home health aides.

“(N) Family care, including child care services, in-home child care services such as nanny services, and care services provided by family members to other family members.

“(O) Manufacturing.

“(P) Warehousing.

“(Q) Transportation or logistics.

“(R) Janitorial.

“(S) Laundromat and dry-cleaning operators.

“(T) Any other work in ‘essential critical infrastructure labor or services’, as described in the memorandum of the Department of Homeland Security entitled ‘Advisory Memorandum on Identification of Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers During COVID–19 Response’ issued on March 28, 2020 (as revised), on any date during the period described in subsection (i).
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