…and admitted” him for purposes of adjustment of status. For support, he relied on language from the TPS statute which states that, “for purposes of adjustment of status,” the TPS…
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…leaders to local elected officials—are now coming out to show their support for an extension of their TPS designation. El Salvador originally received its TPS designation from the George W….
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…decided to only expand and not designate TPS, effectively opting to exclude those who arrived in the U.S. since the last extension and redesignation of TPS. Extensions of TPS only…
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Nearly 60,000 Hondurans learned today that they will no longer be able to remain in the United States with Temporary Protected Status (TPS), placing them at risk of deportation when…
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…30, USCIS announced how eligible Haitians currently in the United States can apply for TPS. TPS is a temporary immigration status provided to certain nationals whose home countries are experiencing…
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…as a country whose nationals are eligible for TPS. Although there is precedent for Congress authorizing TPS for nationals of a particular country, the current immigration statute already authorizes TPS…
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…bill that would protect Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) recipients from deportation, the 1300-page bill unveiled Monday night was loaded with broad attacks on…
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…represent nearly two-thirds of all TPS holders nationwide. If El Salvador’s TPS designation is terminated—like Haiti, South Sudan and Nicaragua’s designation was—beneficiaries will return to the individual immigration status held…
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…TPS. The 18-month extension and re-designation would begin in July, allowing Haitian nationals to live and work in the U.S. until January 2013. TPS is a temporary immigration status granted…
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…to a cholera-plagued and earthquake-devastated country should be controversial, especially in light of DHS’s recent announcement that it would extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for another 18 months and would…
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