…for TPS holders. TPS designation only lasts for at most 18 months, after which the government must decide whether to renew the designation. Although many TPS designations have been renewed…
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…There are roughly 7,200 Salvadorans with TPS working in construction in California, nearly 6,000 in Texas and Maryland respectively, and 5,200 in Virginia. Given that most TPS beneficiaries have lived…
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The Biden administration announced that eligible Haitians currently living in the United States can once again apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). Those individuals who qualify for TPS can live…
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…a new bill to provide permanent status in the United States for many TPS holders and Dreamers. Separately, the Trump administration gave TPS holders from Honduras and Nepal additional time…
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…after two hurricanes caused extensive damage to the region in November. This and other factors support designating TPS for Guatemala and extending TPS to eligible nationals from Honduras, El Salvador,…
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…TPS, which includes approximately 8,800 beneficiaries. This figure represents a 97 percent decrease in the number of TPS holders since President Trump took office. As their status expires, TPS beneficiaries…
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…or natural disasters. The Congressional Research Service estimates that there are over 300,000 noncitizens residing in the United States with TPS. Once granted, immigrants can renew a TPS designation periodically…
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…apply for a green card. However, the decision does not have any impact on people with TPS who are not otherwise eligible for green cards. TPS is a humanitarian protection…
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…TPS since 2001, when El Salvador—his home country—was designated for TPS due to a devastating earthquake. As is true of many other TPS recipients, he has made the United States…
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…order is reversed on appeal. In that situation, TPS holders from countries where the TPS designation has already expired will be given an “orderly transition period” of four months. However,…
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