The reduction of EAD validity periods from a possible five years to either 18 months or one year significantly increases the financial and administrative burden on non-citizens residing and working legally in the US.
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DHS acknowledged that aliens and employers may have relied on the automatic extensions, and that it is “mindful of the disruption that may occur.”
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a final rule, effective October 2, 2025, to streamline the…
Rather than preserve American jobs, the move actually encourages to move operations offshore where workers will not be subject to the confiscatory charge.
The changes are expected to make the test more challenging, and reveres a 2020 determination that the…