Salvadoran TPS holders can stay in US for now, but attorneys say they can't legally work

Newseze Wire·Thu, Sep 10, 6:51 AMWire: ABC 7 Los Angeles

Temporary legal protections for about 200,000 immigrants from El Salvador were in limbo Wednesday as a deadline neared for the Trump administration to decide if they should end.

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Salvadoran TPS holders can stay in US for now, but attorneys say they can't legally work

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