Bay Area immigrants are facing uncertainty as their protected status comes to an end. This change is affecting their employment and overall stability. As a result, many are preparing for a potential life without legal protections.
The loss of protected status is causing immigrants to lose jobs and stability. Further information on this situation is available from Mission Local, which has reported on the impact of unraveling protections on Bay Area immigrants.
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