Federal agencies must read every unique comment submitted — the more voices they hear, the harder this rule is to finalize. Pick a post, make it yours, and share before April 24.
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I just submitted my public comment opposing a proposed rule that would strip asylum seekers of their right to work, sometimes for years.
These are people who have already fled violence and persecution. They are here legally, waiting for their cases to be heard. This rule would force them into poverty or into exploitative work with no protection.
It takes less than 5 minutes to comment. The deadline is April 24, and every unique voice matters.
Will you add yours?
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
As a person of faith, I believe every human being carries inherent dignity — including the right to work, provide for their family, and build a life.
A proposed federal rule would deny asylum seekers that right for years while they wait for a judgment on their case.
The comment deadline is April 24. It takes less than 5 minutes. Your unique, personalized comment can help delay and fight this rule.
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
I submitted my comment to Senator opposing a rule that would make it nearly impossible for asylum seekers to get work permits in the U.S.
This isn't abstract policy. It means families stranded in poverty. It means people forced to work illegally because they have no other choice.
The government must hear from as many of us as possible before April 24.
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
remains in solidarity with asylum seekers.
We are a community grounded in the belief that every person carries inherent dignity — including the right to work and care for their family.
A proposed federal rule would strip that right from thousands of people already here legally, already waiting, already part of our communities.
We submitted our comment. We're asking you to submit yours. Deadline: April 24.
This rule doesn't just hurt asylum seekers. It hurts all of us.
When people are legally barred from working, local food pantries stretch thinner. Shelters fill faster. Neighborhoods lose contributors, neighbors, and community members who were already here — already part of us.
No one wins when we force people into poverty or exploitative work instead of letting them earn a living with dignity.
The government must hear from as many of us as possible before April 24. Add your voice.
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
The clock is running.
A proposed rule would make it nearly impossible for asylum seekers to get work permits — with wait times stretching from months to potentially decades. Our coalition is fighting it.
We've submitted our comments. Now we need yours by April 24.
Federal agencies are legally required to read every substantive comment. Your unique voice can delay this rule and create grounds for a legal challenge.
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
I'm part of a coalition of faith communities standing up for asylum seekers' right to work — and I'm asking the people I love to stand with us.
The Trump administration wants to eliminate work permits for people waiting on asylum decisions. Without the ability to work legally, these families face years of poverty and exploitation.
I believe everyone belongs. If you share that belief, I'm asking you to spend 5 minutes submitting a public comment before April 24.
#LetAsylumSeekersWork
