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Illegal immigrants shipped to Martha's Vineyard given work permits

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First published at 21:40 UTC on April 23rd, 2024.

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Some of the 50 illegals flown to Martha's Vineyard by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have received work permits thanks to U- visa reserved for crime victims.
Assisted by legal counsel, these illegals applied last year for this particular visa after alleging they were deceived into boarding charter flights to a wealthy liberal community in Massachusetts, lured by false promises of employment and housing.
The U-visa, or U-nonimmigrant status, is designated for victims of specific crimes who have endured mental or physical abuse and assist law enforcement or prosecuting criminal acts.
Migrants granted a U-visa are eligible to work in the United States, then can apply for a Green Card after having a U-visa for three years

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