Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Keep the 60 Days
A public-comment campaign opposing a proposed DHS rule that would end the 60-day grace period for several work-visa holders after a job loss.
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- Work-visa holders, families, employers, and public commenters
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- The campaign identifies eight visa categories and provides audience-specific comment prompts, including one for citizens and neighbors.
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The page organizes its argument around the proposed deletion of 8 CFR 214.1(l)(2), contrasting a 60-day transition window with status ending the day after employment. It separates consequences for principal workers, dependents, prospective employers, and housing or lending relationships. Supporting links point to Regulations.gov, the Federal Register, AILA resources, and several news reports, while audience buttons structure the route into comment-writing.
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