What will happen to the spouse and minor children of a farm worker who are not eligible for the adjustment program?
The farm worker’s spouse and minor children may not be deported while the farm worker is in temporary resident status; however, they are not eligible for work authorization. When the farm worker completes the prospective work requirement, they can be included under the farm worker’s application for permanent resident status, including any child of the farm worker who was a minor child on the date the farm worker was granted temporary resident status.
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