The U.S. government has announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status for tens of thousands of Haitian migrants residing in the United States. Granted following a devastating earthquake in 2010, the humanitarian protection provided temporary relief from deportation and allowed individuals to work legally. Officials stated that conditions in Haiti have improved sufficiently to allow citizens to return safely. Affected individuals have been given a designated transition period to arrange their departure or secure alternative legal immigration status before the protections officially expire.
- The United States government announced the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for tens of thousands of Haitian nationals.
- The TPS designation was originally granted following a major earthquake in Haiti in 2010 that displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
- Federal officials determined that the extraordinary temporary conditions from the disaster have sufficiently improved to justify ending the status.
- Affected migrants must obtain alternative legal immigration status or prepare to leave the country before the end of the transition period.
- The decision ends legal work authorization for recipients once the status officially expires.
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Good!
No worries, they can live and work in France.
Number of maga scam terrorists joining trump putin jinping and friends on sea floor in solutions criminal elite rich exploit poor from wouldn't be found traveling on
Time to go.. We have more than enough Uber, Lyft, Doordash and Amazon drivers..
BYE! BYE! LOL You would like it so much better in China. Go there. LOL
Its been 16 years!!!! Im sure Haiti has made great strides since then….
Germany can have them if you want.😅
Why wouldn't they file paperwork to get legal status
Good
American News stations hate the American people. We know you read your comments. Treasonous.
The official US policy: You can go wherever you want, but you can't stay in the US; here, $ 2,600 good buy. The US owes nothing to anyone but US citizens.
Thanks, DW! You've convinced me that temporary does not actually mean temporary.
But Yet they were Going Home 🇭🇹 Vacationing all the time!
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians began on January 15, 2010, three days after the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on January 12, 2010. That is 16 years of living in a country that isn't their own, and should NEVER have been in the first place. Deny all visa and residency applications for ANYONE from Haiti – make them make their own nation better.
Bye
Haitians in America calling the Haitians in Haitians thieves, kidnappers and bad people is insane. My love to the Haitians in Haiti. This Haitians in America are selling out the Haitians in Haiti like the Haitians did Toussaint