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Longest-Running TPS Program in U.S. History Ends on Wednesday, Sept. 9 — Citizens of This Country In Limbo

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El Salvador's TPS is listed as expiring Sept. 9, but DHS never filed the required notice, leaving 170,000+ workers and mixed-status families in limbo.

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Longest-Running TPS Program in U.S. History Ends on Wednesday, Sept. 9 — Citizens of This Country In Limbo

El Salvador's TPS is listed as expiring Sept. 9, but DHS never filed the required notice, leaving 170,000+ workers and mixed-status families in limbo.

·New York, United States
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americancommunitymedia.orgamericancommunitymedia.org

Salvadorans in CA’s Central Valley Confront the End of TPS

About 30,000 Salvadorans with TPS live in California, including some 2,000 in Mendota, home to one of the largest Salvadoran communities in the country.

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libero.pelibero.pe

MAXIMUM ALERT TO THE END OF TPS for Salvadorans This Wednesday: Families Fear Losing Everything in the U.S.

Thousands of Salvadorans in the U.S. live with concern about the possible end of the TPS and the fear of running out of work and without immigration protection.

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Telemundo 44 Washington DCTelemundo 44 Washington DC

TPS for Salvadorans: What Will Happen After September 9?

Telemundo 44 will make a Facebook Live with experts to answer doubts about the end of the TPS for Salvadorans. Write them here.

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HoodlineHoodline

Massachusetts Salvadoran TPS Expires Sept. 9, Markey Reacts

About 7,350 Salvadorans in Massachusetts lose TPS work permits Sept. 9 as Sen. Ed Markey pushes Congress for permanent residency.

·San Francisco, United States
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Latin Times broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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