President Joe Biden is of the opinion that people shouldn’t be prevented from getting job because they entered the country illegally. He has reaffirmed his commitment to helping New York City’s sizable unauthorized immigrant community find better employment opportunities.
Following a meeting with Democratic Governor of New York Kathy Hochul, the White House declared that September will be “a month of action to help close the gap between noncitizens who are eligible for work authorization and those who have applied, to meet labor needs in New York.”
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The Biden administration “committed to launching a first-of-its-kind national campaign — for individuals who are work-eligible but have not yet applied for work authorization — with information on how to apply for employment authorization,” the statement said.
A Biden administration official says that illegal immigrants must undergo a 150-day wait for work licenses, followed by a 30-day waiting period.
The White House will soon transfer $100 million in help to New York.
According to the Washington Times, Robert Law, a former official in the Trump administration, rejected efforts to hire illegal immigrants.
“Sanctuary jurisdictions would rather get illegal immigrants into the workforce than help Americans back into it. Shameful,” he said.
Mayor of New York City Eric Adams intends to relocate some of the 100,000 recent illegal immigrants to federal facilities in upstate New York. The precise sites have not yet been made public.
“If I get permission from the federal government, we’re going to use that. We are going to use any space that we get permission to use,” He stated, adding that he won’t be concerned about getting permission from municipal or state authorities.
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At JFK International Airport, the Department of Homeland Security suggests keeping 800 people in a hangar.
According to Spectrum Local News, more than a dozen counties in New York City have put restrictions in place that bar hotels, motels, and other similar companies from taking in undocumented immigrants.
“We need to stop the buses rolling outside of New York City,” said Stephen Acquario, the California Association of Counties’ executive director.
“Upstate New York does not have capacity,” Acquario said. “There is no space in our hotels in all of these counties around the state of New York. They’re presently being used by their own social services recipients.”
“Who are the folks coming? Their names, their health care records, have they been vaccinated for tuberculosis, varicella or chickenpox? What are their employment skills?” Acquario asked. “This is where the system has collapsed, [and] is a total disconnect between the federal government, the state government, the city of New York and the 57 counties. It’s a system in chaos right now.”
Mark Poloncarz, the executive of Erie County, once advocated for hosting unauthorized immigrants.
According to the New York Post, Poloncarz said last month that the county’s “trust and good faith has been betrayed” following two incidents in which illegal immigrants were accused of sexual assault.
“I demanded [New York] Mayor [Eric] Adams pause all further transportation of asylum-seekers to our community until such time as we can resolve all security issues,” Poloncarz said then.
