HR 124 by Solache
HR 124
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- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
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Overview
This resolution recognizes the importance of timely processing for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) applications and related work authorization processes in California. It highlights the significant delays currently experienced by DACA recipients and other work-authorized individuals, leading to economic instability and workforce shortages. The resolution urges federal agencies to prioritize and expedite these applications to protect California communities and ensure the well-being of residents.
Key provisions
- Recognizes the need for timely work authorization processing.
- Calls on the Legislature to urge USCIS and DHS to prioritize DACA renewals and H-1B visa employment authorizations.
- Acknowledges concerns about delays in processing times for DACA applications.
- Highlights the impact of processing delays on employment and financial stability.
- Recognizes the importance of essential workers, including educators and healthcare professionals.
Who is affected
- DACA recipients
- California residents
- Immigrant workers
- Educators
- Healthcare workers
Notable changes
- The resolution focuses on the current delays in processing times for DACA and related applications.
- It calls for a prioritization of these applications by federal agencies.
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