Obama's Immigration Executive Order Allows Work Permits

June 25, 2012 - PRLog -- President Obama brought into action a Executive Order that is granting work permits for what is estimated to be over one million undocumented workers. The parameters of the order provides protection for a younger generation of undocumented worker to work legally in the country.

To qualify for the order, the undocumented worker must be 30 to 16 years old. They must have lived in the US for five years and never have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor. Additionally , they need to be enrolled in school or have graduated.

This executive order has been argued by critics like the "Tea Party" to be a violation of the 10th amendment in which the government  has ceased to "protect its citizens." Although the order protects these undocumented people from deportation, the administration has openly expressed that the order is a temporary measure and not a clear path for a Green Card or political amnesty.

Seeking out qualified immigration attorneys is pivotal in navigating the waters of this new law. One such law firm Lindner & Lindner have aggressively  fought to defend the rights of clients caught in the limbo of obtaining citizen status. Go to http://immigrationnewlaw.com/ or call 215-579-9800 for a free telephone consultation.