Summary

Nullifies and cancels a USCIS interim final rule titled "Removal of the Automatic Extension of Employment Authorization Documents" (90 Fed. Reg. 48799 (Oct. 30, 2025)), declaring that the rule has no force or effect. By disapproving that rule, the resolution preserves the prior practice that provided automatic extensions of certain employment authorization documents while renewal applications are pending.

• Disapproves and cancels a specific USCIS interim final rule that removed automatic extensions for some EADs.
• Declares that the cited rule "shall have no force and effect."
• Restores the regulatory status that allowed automatic EAD extensions while renewals were pending.
• Targets a single administrative action; it does not change statute or create spending.
• Takes effect upon enactment (the rule is voided once the resolution becomes law).
• Affects noncitizens who rely on automatic extensions of work authorization and their employers.
• Alters USCIS regulatory authority over the particular rule but does not instruct new agency procedures.
• Could prompt administrative or legal follow-up by USCIS to clarify implementation details.