BROUGHT HERE AS A TEEN AND PUT OUT OF WORK BECAUSE OF ICE

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  1. Hi sender, There is a Jewish agency based out of Philly named Hias.
    HIAS is a Jewish American nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian aid and assistance to refugees. I know ppl who have gotten 10 visa’s thru them. They mostly help children but they have a clause for abandoned & abused ppl as well. Not sure of the age cut off but its worth a try. They may be able to help you call 215-832-0900. Good Luck!

  2. Sender, try the MP or councellor in your area.first, read up on them to see if they support ICE policy before approaching them. Look on the Internet to see if there is any help available for you from other organisations . I think that the Govonor of NY is not in support of this policy, so write to him.also take the advise of the person on top. The more people you have supporting you the better. Did your father gain citizenship before you reach 18 or 21? If so this might be helpful to you so ask him.
    To ask Met for this kind of support is illegal and can potentially jeopardise her bussiness.

  3. catholicmigration.org

    Brooklyn Office
    191 Joralemon Street, 4th Floor
    Brooklyn, NY 11201
    (718) 236-3000

    Sender when you go to them tell them you story and cry Amnesty let them now if you go back its a sure killing just use that. Why i say that because my friend was locked up with some Asian girls from japan and they was coming out fast and she asked why is that and one of them told her cry Amnesty. dem do Temporary Protected Status (TPS),Family Reunification,Asylum and Humanitarian Relief,Deportation Defense. That is the least i can do am in florida baby or i would a help more like picking you up and taking you but call first before you go to see if it is worth the time. And it can go for anyone you all know ain’t straight.

  4. Sender! thread cautiously, I know thats not ear candy and wont solve your immediate problem but be careful especially approaching TPS and other humanitarian arguments, even though your case is valid and credible, they usually look at how stable and functional the government of your country is and not the socio-economical part of it, ESPECIALLY WITH THE CURRENT ADMINISTRATION AND THE AGENDA, yes, I must attest, religious organizations, especially christian, catholic and jewish sway significant influence on the govt and this administration is not an exception, but an agenda is an agenda and jamaica does not historically experience goverment or internal instability, just a rough assessment of the information you provided, it doesn’t appear you were qualified for DACA! did you inquire? even though its more than likely too late now, its possible there could be a grey area in DACA that could be to your benefit(don’t know), contact the religious organizations and NGOs as advised above, you can get the help you need and also legal advice, and like I said THREAD CAUTIOUSLY :thumbup

  5. try DACA my coworker came here when she was 5yrs old on someone else visa and she applied for that only thing is you have to renew every 2 years

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