The state of New York will allow some undocumented immigrants to teach
and practice medicine after the state’s licensing board voted Tuesday to
accept applications from immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.
California, Florida and Nevada also have eased some licensing restrictions.
A public comment period that followed preliminary approval of the
regulations in February also generated several opposing views. Some said
the Regents should have first expedited the professional licensing
process for military spouses, while others said immigrants who are in
the country illegally shouldn't be licensed to teach when there are
American-born teachers who are out of work.
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