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The Trump administration has introduced a new immigration rule that ends the automatic extension of work permits for many foreign nationals, including Kenyans. This change, effective October 30, 2025, means immigrants must apply for renewals much earlier or risk losing their right to work. The policy aims to increase screening and vetting but could leave thousands temporarily unemployed. Here’s what you need to know.
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00:00America just made it harder for immigrants to work.
00:03And yes, Kenyans are on the list.
00:05Trump's administration has dropped a major immigration bombshell.
00:08A new rule will end the automatic extension of work permits for many foreigners living in the U.S.
00:14This means thousands of immigrants, including Kenyans,
00:17will now face delays or even job losses if they don't act fast.
00:21The Department of Homeland Security says it's all about security.
00:25No more easy extensions without thorough screening.
00:27Starting October 3, 2025, if you apply to renew your work permit, it won't be automatically extended.
00:35You'll need to apply up to 180 days early to avoid losing your job.
00:39There are a few exceptions, like temporary protected status, but most immigrants will feel the pressure.
00:45According to a Kenyan living in the U.S., Indians will be hit the hardest, but Kenyans aren't in the clear either.
00:51The message is loud and clear.
00:53Working in America is now a privilege, not a right.
00:55And in a separate twist, Trump removed Mali from the visa bond list, but kept Tanzania, Malawi, and others.
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