Clarification of Discretionary Employment Authorization for Certain Aliens

An individual who currently works with children supports the proposed action, arguing that timely work permits for parolees promote financial self-sufficiency and economic contribution. The commenter notes that such authorization would allow them to open a children's development school and create local jobs.

An individual is requesting timely work authorization, arguing that it is necessary to provide financial stability for their family, cover medical costs for their wife, and allow them to contribute to the economy.

A retired nurse and Navy veteran opposes the restriction of work authorization for humanitarian parolees under category (c)(11). The commenter argues that work permits are essential for Ukrainian families to support themselves and contribute to the community.

An individual supports the proposed action, arguing that timely work authorization allows parolees to achieve financial self-sufficiency and contribute to the economy. The commenter notes that such authorization would enable them to open a children's development school and create local jobs.

Taylor Turner opposes the proposed rule, arguing that it imposes unreasonable bureaucratic burdens and restrictions on refugees with humanitarian parole status. The commenter highlights that the requirements for E-Verify and annual renewals will negatively impact small businesses and hinder the ability of refugees to contribute to the economy.

An individual resident of an immigrant community opposes the proposed rule, arguing it creates unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles for individuals with humanitarian parole and places undue burdens on small businesses. The commenter emphasizes that the rule would harm the local economy and prevent newcomers from supporting themselves and their families.

A U.S. citizen opposes the proposed immigration regulations, arguing that they will endanger refugees by forcing them to return to unsafe home countries. The commenter also contends that these rules will negatively impact the U.S. economy by hindering the ability of immigrants to contribute as productive members of society.

The commenter, an individual, opposes making it more difficult for lawfully present individuals to obtain or maintain employment authorization. They argue that work authorization is essential for self-sufficiency, community contribution, and economic stability for both families and employers.

An individual who sponsored Ukrainian refugees argues that providing work permits is essential for their self-sufficiency and integration into the community. The commenter urges the agency not to deny work permits to these individuals.