Haitians Living in Fear as Temporary Protected Status Ends in the US The Biden administration's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti has left thousands of Haitian immigrants living in the United States facing an uncertain future.
TPS, granted to Haitian nationals in 2010 after a devastating earthquake ravaged their homeland, allowed them to remain in the US temporarily while conditions in Haiti were deemed unsuitable for return.
Understanding Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in the US Temporary Protected Status is a humanitarian program established by Congress in 1990 that provides temporary relief to individuals from countries facing extreme conditions.