San Francisco Nurses Fight for Kaiser Employee Terminated Over DACA Status

The Bay Area Kaiser employee is just one out of an estimated 500,000 immigrants who currently hold DACA status, with many of their applications for renewal slowed by federal processing delays.

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The Bay Area Kaiser employee is just one out of an estimated 500,000 immigrants who currently hold DACA status, with many of their applications for renewal slowed by federal processing delays.

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According to KQED’s source item, San Francisco Nurses Fight for Kaiser Employee Terminated Over DACA Status, The Bay Area Kaiser employee is just one out of an estimated 500,000 immigrants who currently hold DACA status, with many of their applications for renewal slowed by federal processing delays.

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