WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is reversing a Biden-era policy that automatically extended work permits for migrants by roughly a year and a half, citing national security concerns. Department ...

The move is only the most recent initiative in the government’s efforts to discourage or prevent foreign nationals from taking jobs that President Donald Trump says he wants to keep open for U.S.

USCIS policy changes have significantly altered how many immigrants renew work authorization. (Photo courtesy of USCIS) A ...

The Trump administration says this move allows better vetting of those using work permits. However, some are skeptical of that reasoning.

New Trump administration rules will end automatic work permit extensions for migrants. Applicants must now undergo fresh screening before their Employment Authorization Documents are renewed. This ...

The US government is changing the way migrants renew their permission to work. Starting next year, people who hold work permits, officially called Employment Authorization Documents, or EADs, will no ...

The Department of Homeland Security announced an ‘interim final rule’ on October 29 to stop automatically extending employment authorisation documents for certain individuals renewing their ...

Dario Romero, right, greets a customer in this August 2025 photo at his Venezuelan restaurant in Kissimmee, Fla. He says the restaurant has recently struggled to fill job openings and business is down ...

The US Department of Homeland Security has announced that it will no longer automatically extend work permits, known as Employment Authorisation Documents (EADs), for foreign workers. The change is ...