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ICE To Temporarily Release Migrant Detained Before He Could Donate a Kidney To His Brother

A Venezuelan man arrested before he could provide a life-saving kidney transplant to his brother was temporarily released

Latin Times

A man came to the US to donate a kidney to his brother. ICE showing up as his doorstep interrupted that plan

‘We both cried when they arrested him because we both know he is my lifeline,’ said José Alfredo Pacheco, who is suffering from end-stage kidney failure

The Independent UK

ICE Detains Venezuelan Migrant Waiting To Donate Kidney To Brother: 'I Hope He Has A Lot of Faith and Patience'

ICE detained a Venezuelan migrant who came to the US to give his kidney to his ailing brother. He is now in a detention center in Indiana awaiting deportation.

Latin Times

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Biden migrant work permit clinic launches in Chicago

The clinic opening comes amid a backlog of migrants in shelters awaiting housing through a state program. Quick access to work permits could change that.

Chicago Sun-Times

White House, state, city team up for pilot program to help migrants apply for work permits

Pilot clinic launching Thursday will serve about 150 migrants per day, allow applicants to apply for hundreds of dollars in fee waivers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Newest migrant arrivals, others excluded from speed up of work authorization

The Biden administration’s announcement last week included only Venezuelans arriving before August. Thousands more from Venezuela have since arrived, and many others are from different countries in Central and South America.

Chicago Sun-Times

Venezuelan migrants cheer Biden’s move to speed up permits so they can work

The recent announcement around status for Venezuelans in Chicago is a step forward but legal hurdles remain.

Chicago Sun-Times

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As asylum-seekers struggle while waiting for work permits, Chicago businesses can’t fill jobs

Huberth Espinoza, 65, sat on a bench outside the 5th District police station in Pullman on a Wednesday in late June, waiting to be picked up for work.

Chicago Tribune

Rising rents pushed these first-time Latino homebuyers to take the plunge

Despite high mortgage rates and a dearth of affordable starter houses, these families saw the upside of making the investment now.

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