Haitian TPS holders in Texas scrambling after SCOTUS ruling
Local advocates say Haitian TPS holders are rushing to seek permanent status as work permits and deportation protections face an end.
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By Ally JarmanningTo read this article in English in WBUR, click here.The repercussions of the Trump administration's decision to cancel the Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian immigrants continue.The work permits of hundreds of thousands of workers are scheduled to expire in the coming weeks, including some 19,000 Haitians in Massachusetts.In addition, the legal protections that allow them to stay in the country will also c…
Amidst TPS Uncertainty, Haitian Immigrants Find Solace and Hope at St. Jerome's
As Spanish-speaking worshippers were exiting St. Jerome Roman Catholic Church shortly before 1:00 p.m. on Sunday, dozens of Haitian immigrants waited patiently in the lobby for their turn to attend the next Haitian Creole Mass. Outside, Flatbush Avenue moved at its usual pace. People hurried toward the Newkirk Avenue-Little Haiti subway station as B44 buses rolled down the street past bustling Caribbean shops — the hiss of their air brakes pierc…
What Haitian TPS holders with American-born children can do to protect their kids
Mass. Attorney General Andrea Campbell put out an emergency planning guide to help parents with "uncertain immigration status" make difficult decisions around how to keep their children safe.
The Trump Administration’s Threat to Temporary Protected Status for Haitians Is Only the Latest Attack in a Long Fight
I danced among a sea of my people at a nightclub in Center City, Philadelphia, to celebrate Haitian Independence Day. Earlier, while we were getting dressed, my friends and I debated whether people would take the risk of showing up to a large, loud gathering of Haitians in January 2026. But the club was packed. [...]
Florida nursing homes want exemptions for Haitians who last TPS protections
The state’s largest nursing home association has asked the Department of Homeland Security to consider allowing Haitians with temporary protected status (TPS) to continue to work in long-term care and pursue “available lawful immigration pathways.” Approximately 350,000 Haitian nationals nationwide hold TPS, of whom half are estimated to live in Florida. “If roughly one in […] The post Florida nursing homes want exemptions for Haitians who last …
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