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“Last month, the Supreme Court of the United States held that TPS terminations were unreviewable in Mullin v. Doe. This ruling has created increased uncertainty for Haitian community members with Temporary Protected Status (TPS). While TPS protections and work authorization currently remain valid through July 27, many individuals and families are concerned about their future ability to live and work safely in the United States. USCIS may provide further extensions to comply with court orders, depending on litigation impacts and timing.
"For years, TPS allowed me to work, support my family, and contribute to my community. Now I worry every day about what comes next." — Haitian TPS client (name withheld for privacy)
In response, our immigration legal services team is conducting legal screenings, providing individual consultations, helping affected clients explore alternative forms of immigration relief and providing helpful community explainers produced by national immigrant rights organizations. We remain committed to ensuring that immigrant families have access to accurate information, trusted legal support, and hope during this challenging time.
Click here to learn more about our immigration legal services and available resources.
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