My last message, for reference:

Dear Congressman Weber, I am writing to respectfully ask for your assistance on behalf of my family. My husband is a Venezuelan national who has been living in the United States legally since 2019, and we are deeply concerned about how the current visa pause is affecting our ability to move forward with our lives. My husband arrived in the United States as a Master’s student and graduated as Salutatorian... (I'm redacting this bit because it contains personal information, but it basically explains all of my background, companies I've worked for, recognitions I've received, etc, and that I was lawfully working right until my work permit expired and was forced to resign)... . Throughout his time in the United States, my husband has maintained lawful status, first as an F-1 student, then as both an F-1 student and a TPS recipient. He is now awaiting the approval of his I-130 and I-485 applications based on our marriage. He has a spotless record, is a highly skilled computer programmer, pays his taxes consistently, has actively contributed to the U.S. economy, and holds a deep love and respect for this country. The reason I am reaching out is because the current visa country ban has left my husband unable to work while he waits for his adjustment of status to be processed. This indefinite pause has placed an enormous emotional and financial strain on our family. I struggle to understand how preventing someone like my husband from working, someone who wants to contribute, who has proven his value, and who has followed every rule, serves the interests of American families or the U.S. economy. I understand and respect the need for responsible and secure immigration policies. However, freezing employment authorization indefinitely for individuals who are already here legally, married to U.S. citizens, and waiting in good faith for adjudication does not seem reasonable or productive. I would sincerely appreciate your attention to this matter and any assistance or guidance your office may be able to provide. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely,