Washington bill could open up licenses for noncitizens
A bill up for debate in Olympia calls for allowing persons to receive professional licenses and certifications, such as those for beauticians, attorneys and nurses, regardless of citizenship status
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OLYMPIA — Rep. Amy Walen, D-Kirkland, introduced House Bill 1889, aiming to grant professional licenses to workers regardless of citizenship status. The bill proposes that immigrants lacking permanent legal status may be eligible for professional licenses if they meet specific occupational requirements.
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