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Asylee Amos Yee may be eligible for various assistance to resettle in the USA

Teen blogger Amos Yee who has now been granted asylum in the United States of America earlier appealed to members of the public to assist him with his relocation to the USA. The online appeal has since been taken down. But the 17-year-old may be eligible for a whole host of assistance to aid with his resettlement.

According to Catholic Legal Immigration Network, these are the schemes Amos may be eligible to:
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Source: https://cliniclegal.org/sites/default/files/234843_CLINIC_Asylee_FINAL_1-30-12.pdf

People who have been granted asylum are also authorized to work in the U.S.

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