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El Salvador got Temporary Protected Status in 2001 after an earthquake. That was 25 YEARS ago. The "T" in TPS stands for TEMPORARY. Today, Bukele's El Salvador is the safest country in the hemisphere. They literally put it in tourism ads. A local NBC station is already running sob... show more

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Gabe Saint🇺🇸vor 20 Tagen

There needs to be a statutory limit on how long a country’s TPS status can last. Opening up America to endless waves of refugees is never a good idea.

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Rosevor 20 Tagen

And here is my corrupt Senator in Nevada @SenCortezMasto the one who stole her seat simping for them

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Up The Republicansvor 19 Tagen

They have been trained, made money, now head home and make El Salvador even better.

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Seagrapevor 20 Tagen

NBC is not a bastion of truth so why should we believe their sob story narrative regarding the return of 170,000 Salvatorians to the “safest country” in the western hemisphere? NBC is definitely siding with the Socialist Democrats who need votes…thus amnesty for anyone who is here illegally or on a temporary status. NBCs constant fake news always reveals who and what they are…just more of the same sh…t. This sob story narrative falls into that sh…t category.

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Kajunvor 20 Tagen

I wish her the best of luck in El Salvador. Surely such a hard worker will be able to do well no matter the country. And I’ll pray for the man at the end of the video because his forehead is unwell.

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Drew Krenkevor 20 Tagen

Draconian uber aggressive law enforcement works everywhere they do it. Look at El Salvador & Singapore. In Singapore women go window shopping at midnight when the weather is cooler because it's so safe.

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Samuel Lassoffvor 20 Tagen

Deport all illegal alien invaders using deadly military force.

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wksm17vor 20 Tagen

People have figured out that the USA is not serious about enforcing anything especially immigration laws. As the legislative branch continues to kick any significant laws regarding immigration reform down the road for decades. They say temporary but it has no end date.

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HolyHandmaidvor 20 Tagen

"Rep Suhas Subramanyam" does a great job of highlighting why TPS is a joke. Not only is El Salvador safer than the US at this point, that it becomes defacto amnesty, but then you get people like Suhas here who start taking positions in the gov to work against American citizens.

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designsvor 19 Tagen

I don’t understand how a bank could loan out hundreds of thousands of dollars to a non citizen who could be deported back home at any minute? Underwriting staff needs fired!

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Colored Fountainvor 20 Tagen

Did you kill Charlie Kirk?

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aasuited73vor 20 Tagen

Let it lapse Go from there @nbcwashington put that lady at risk now @nayibbukele knows safety @SecMullinDHS Doing nothing is something @realDonaldTrump How many more TPS’ are there? Also DACA- is it forever? More work to do

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Texas Papavor 20 Tagen

Bye bitches

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darin morrisvor 20 Tagen

Like many TPS communities, many of them weren’t even living in El Salvador during the earthquake. They had established lives in a 3d country but moved here under TPS to live in the US.

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designsvor 19 Tagen

Most Americans will never afford the ability to go to college, law school or the privilege of buying a home-yet this temporary immigrant was able to do all of those things-make it make sense please.

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Stitchvor 20 Tagen

Andrew, who killed Charlie? Tell the truth!

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Meagra (Mac/Meags)vor 20 Tagen

So does the T in TPUSA💅 Unrelated comment.

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Greg Rolandvor 20 Tagen

Great a forienger working in an American political consulting firm. In other words helping even more illegal peopl vote in out elections.

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Namaste B!tchesvor 20 Tagen

@Deancain Why are non-citizens in a political consulting firm?

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James Brownvor 19 Tagen

It was always amnesty on layaway. DHS is right to let it expire. A home bought on a 25-year-old emergency waiver doesn't make the waiver permanent.

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make murder illegal againvor 20 Tagen

Yeah temp so how much do you want for your house

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Herman Hermansonvor 20 Tagen

Isn't there less crime per capita in El Salvador than in the US?

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CinnamonGagavor 20 Tagen

Can someone please do a story on the path to legal legal citizenship or legal residency that would eventually qualify for legal citizenship if you are a TPS recipient. I think these people could have done something on their own to not be in this situation

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CNN’s Jake Tapper: “More than 350,000 people from Haiti and Syria who have lived and worked legally in this country under TPS, will you be deporting all of them?… And when will these deportations start? Will it be immediately? DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “First of all, Temporary Protected Status was never intended to be permanent. And there's a lot of people that came over here 15, 20 years ago underneath TPS that's already changed their status.” “The whole time these individuals have been here underneath the Temporary Protected Status, they could have applied for a visa. They could have applied for LPR. They could have applied for different directions. But the status itself can be ended in its name itself by saying temporary.” “If I was talking directly to the individuals with the Temporary Protected Status, either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status, or we will help you get back to your country.” “We will actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there. But Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts and in its name itself, is not permanent status.”

CNN’s Jake Tapper: “More than 350,000 people from Haiti and Syria who have lived and worked legally in this country under TPS, will you be deporting all of them?… And when will these deportations start? Will it be immediately? DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin: “First of all, Temporary Protected Status was never intended to be permanent. And there's a lot of people that came over here 15, 20 years ago underneath TPS that's already changed their status.” “The whole time these individuals have been here underneath the Temporary Protected Status, they could have applied for a visa. They could have applied for LPR. They could have applied for different directions. But the status itself can be ended in its name itself by saying temporary.” “If I was talking directly to the individuals with the Temporary Protected Status, either try to fill out the paperwork and be here underneath a permanent status, or we will help you get back to your country.” “We will actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there. But Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts and in its name itself, is not permanent status.”

RedWave Press

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Watch Senator Eric Schmitt force Sen. Ed Markey to admit that Haitians' "temporary" protected status is, in fact, permanent "The senator from Missouri said the key word is temporary. No, the key word is protection." And Schmitt's speech is 🔥🔥 btw: "Those supporting this bill have a message for the American people. Your vote doesn't matter. Your community doesn't matter. Your livelihood doesn't matter. They're trying to use Washington's oldest immigration trick: call it temporary, extend it forever, and cash in on a new voter base. The American people voted to end this scam. Washington Democrats are voting to keep it alive and remind you who they think is really in charge. Here's the truth Democrats won't say out loud. They never ever plan to end any of these programs. They call them temporary to get them started. Then they manufacture an excuse for every extension. Another year, another election, another deadline ignored. By the time the public notices, temporary status has become permanent residency in everything but name. Democrats can use this scam to build a new political constituency, a new voter base. Haiti was first designated for temporary protected status following the 2010 earthquake. The designation was supposed to last for 18 months. It has now lasted 16 years. Yet we're still being told that this is a temporary program."

Watch Senator Eric Schmitt force Sen. Ed Markey to admit that Haitians' "temporary" protected status is, in fact, permanent "The senator from Missouri said the key word is temporary. No, the key word is protection." And Schmitt's speech is 🔥🔥 btw: "Those supporting this bill have a message for the American people. Your vote doesn't matter. Your community doesn't matter. Your livelihood doesn't matter. They're trying to use Washington's oldest immigration trick: call it temporary, extend it forever, and cash in on a new voter base. The American people voted to end this scam. Washington Democrats are voting to keep it alive and remind you who they think is really in charge. Here's the truth Democrats won't say out loud. They never ever plan to end any of these programs. They call them temporary to get them started. Then they manufacture an excuse for every extension. Another year, another election, another deadline ignored. By the time the public notices, temporary status has become permanent residency in everything but name. Democrats can use this scam to build a new political constituency, a new voter base. Haiti was first designated for temporary protected status following the 2010 earthquake. The designation was supposed to last for 18 months. It has now lasted 16 years. Yet we're still being told that this is a temporary program."

Breitbart News

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🚨 WOW! DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin GOES BALLISTIC after 6 House Republicans voted to EXTEND Temporary Protected Status for Haitian illegals One TPS Haitian KlLLED a woman in Florida just recently "We have to END [TPS]." "TPS turns into PERMANENT status!" "We have people that spend here for 30 years." "Then we say we're gonna end it, they come in and say it's inhumane." "It was NEVER supposed to be permanent. And as the problem is, when you start extending these programs, they become permanent!" Americans did NOT ask for Republicans to protect aliens!

🚨 WOW! DHS Sec. Markwayne Mullin GOES BALLISTIC after 6 House Republicans voted to EXTEND Temporary Protected Status for Haitian illegals One TPS Haitian KlLLED a woman in Florida just recently "We have to END [TPS]." "TPS turns into PERMANENT status!" "We have people that spend here for 30 years." "Then we say we're gonna end it, they come in and say it's inhumane." "It was NEVER supposed to be permanent. And as the problem is, when you start extending these programs, they become permanent!" Americans did NOT ask for Republicans to protect aliens!

Eric Daugherty

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"Temporary Protected Status was never meant to be permanent," says Secretary Markwayne Mullin. "We'll help you get back to your country. We'll actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there—but Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts, and in its name itself, is NOT permanent status."

"Temporary Protected Status was never meant to be permanent," says Secretary Markwayne Mullin. "We'll help you get back to your country. We'll actually give you a plane ticket, plus roughly $2,100 to help you re-establish when you get there—but Temporary Protected Status, according to the courts, and in its name itself, is NOT permanent status."

Rapid Response 47

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"Temporary Protected Status is over. They have to go home now." DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is defending the Trump administration's push to end Temporary Protected Status for certain migrants, saying TPS was always intended to be temporary, not permanent. He says many recipients had years to seek a different legal status and the U.S. will help those who leave voluntarily by offering airfare and a relocation payment. "If you choose not to, then we'll pick you up and force you to leave." America's Newsroom

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Fox News

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Temporary Protected Status was designed to be just that—TEMPORARY. Haiti’s TPS was granted following an earthquake that took place over 15 years ago, it was never intended to be a de facto amnesty program, yet that’s how previous administrations have used it for decades. President Trump and Secretary Noem are restoring integrity to our immigration system and will continue to enforce federal immigration law. Tricia McLaughlin

Temporary Protected Status was designed to be just that—TEMPORARY. Haiti’s TPS was granted following an earthquake that took place over 15 years ago, it was never intended to be a de facto amnesty program, yet that’s how previous administrations have used it for decades. President Trump and Secretary Noem are restoring integrity to our immigration system and will continue to enforce federal immigration law. Tricia McLaughlin

Homeland Security

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"Two words were my first reaction when I heard these rulings: COMMON SENSE," says Abigail Jackson. "Temporary Protected Status was always meant to be temporary. It was never meant to be a pathway to permanent status or citizenship... our asylum system, for years, has been abused and exploited by bad actors... this ruling is a step in the right direction towards clearing up our asylum system and making sure that people can't enter our country who shouldn't be here — and that people who are here, who shouldn't be here, should be deported."

"Two words were my first reaction when I heard these rulings: COMMON SENSE," says Abigail Jackson. "Temporary Protected Status was always meant to be temporary. It was never meant to be a pathway to permanent status or citizenship... our asylum system, for years, has been abused and exploited by bad actors... this ruling is a step in the right direction towards clearing up our asylum system and making sure that people can't enter our country who shouldn't be here — and that people who are here, who shouldn't be here, should be deported."

Rapid Response 47

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Rep. Lauren Boebert nails it: Congress is like your local DMV — nothing works right, and it's full of sleaze. Her best line? They're about to extend a 16-year-old "temporary" Protective Status program. “Nothing in DC is ever temporary. There's nothing more permanent than a temporary government program.” Classic Washington. Temporary always becomes forever. What do you think — time to end these endless “temporary” programs?

Rep. Lauren Boebert nails it: Congress is like your local DMV — nothing works right, and it's full of sleaze. Her best line? They're about to extend a 16-year-old "temporary" Protective Status program. “Nothing in DC is ever temporary. There's nothing more permanent than a temporary government program.” Classic Washington. Temporary always becomes forever. What do you think — time to end these endless “temporary” programs?

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Pierre Damas Bel, a Haitian national who lost TPS, is dead after walking into traffic on I-70 near Springfield, Ohio. His family and advocates say it was the shame of an ICE ankle monitor. He had another door. CBP Home was offering $2,600 and a free flight to self-deport. He stayed, wore the monitor, and that choice ended on the interstate. Temporary Protected Status was always temporary. About 300,000 Haitians lost that shield when the designation ended, and FAIR already puts Ohio’s illegal-alien burden around 132,000 people and $785 million a year. The exit money was on the table. Temporary means temporary.

Pierre Damas Bel, a Haitian national who lost TPS, is dead after walking into traffic on I-70 near Springfield, Ohio. His family and advocates say it was the shame of an ICE ankle monitor. He had another door. CBP Home was offering $2,600 and a free flight to self-deport. He stayed, wore the monitor, and that choice ended on the interstate. Temporary Protected Status was always temporary. About 300,000 Haitians lost that shield when the designation ended, and FAIR already puts Ohio’s illegal-alien burden around 132,000 people and $785 million a year. The exit money was on the table. Temporary means temporary.

Kim "Katie" USA

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NAILED IT: Caroline Sunshine: “The first word in TPS is temporary. It's always supposed to be temporary, and specifically in-regards-to the Haitians who have come here. The first batch came, I think, in 2010, after the earthquake in Haiti. It's been 16 years since the earthquake, so that's not temporary.” “At what point, by American standards, are we going to decide that Haiti is livable again? When's that day coming? Is that coming in six months? Is that coming in a year? Probably not any time soon.” GO HOME!

NAILED IT: Caroline Sunshine: “The first word in TPS is temporary. It's always supposed to be temporary, and specifically in-regards-to the Haitians who have come here. The first batch came, I think, in 2010, after the earthquake in Haiti. It's been 16 years since the earthquake, so that's not temporary.” “At what point, by American standards, are we going to decide that Haiti is livable again? When's that day coming? Is that coming in six months? Is that coming in a year? Probably not any time soon.” GO HOME!

RedWave Press

37,074 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🚨 The temporary protective status for Haitians in the United States was meant for the victims of the earthquake in 2010, the majority of the Haitians being protected from deportation under this order arrived under the Biden Admin, NOT the earthquake The House voted to extend temporary protective status to the Haitian population in the United States Again, what’s crazy is this temporary protective status is from all the back in 2010 because of the earthquake “Over time, it's been continually extended or re-upped or redesignated multiple times, to the point now where it's become essentially a de facto amnesty program, and the vast majority of the Haitians who are protected by Temporary Protective Status did not come into the United States after that earthquake. 69% of them came into the United States during the Biden administration” “In other words, they were just part of the massive deluge of illegal immigration. That status should be revoked, it should expire, but unfortunately the House voted last week to extend it.” Original temporary protective status from the 2010 earthquake era started with roughly 50,000 beneficiaries The current Haitian temporary protective status holders is approximately 350,000 This is NOT what the original program was meant for

🚨 The temporary protective status for Haitians in the United States was meant for the victims of the earthquake in 2010, the majority of the Haitians being protected from deportation under this order arrived under the Biden Admin, NOT the earthquake The House voted to extend temporary protective status to the Haitian population in the United States Again, what’s crazy is this temporary protective status is from all the back in 2010 because of the earthquake “Over time, it's been continually extended or re-upped or redesignated multiple times, to the point now where it's become essentially a de facto amnesty program, and the vast majority of the Haitians who are protected by Temporary Protective Status did not come into the United States after that earthquake. 69% of them came into the United States during the Biden administration” “In other words, they were just part of the massive deluge of illegal immigration. That status should be revoked, it should expire, but unfortunately the House voted last week to extend it.” Original temporary protective status from the 2010 earthquake era started with roughly 50,000 beneficiaries The current Haitian temporary protective status holders is approximately 350,000 This is NOT what the original program was meant for

Wall Street Apes

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🚨 DHS Secretary Mullin is GOING OFF about the House voting to ADVANCE a bill FORCING DHS to extend “Temporary Protected Status” (TPS) for Haitians “Unfortunately, TPS turns into a PERMANENT status… I have a hard issue with TPS to begin with because we don’t EVER end it! We ALWAYS extend it!” “People that've been here for 30 years… then when we say ‘we're going to end protected status for you,’ they end up coming in and saying, ‘well, wait a second, it's inhumane because we are married, we have family, we have kids here, we have grandkids here, we work here, and now you’re sending me back home.’ But it was NEVER supposed to be permanent, and that's the problem—when you start extending these programs, they become PERMANENT!”

🚨 DHS Secretary Mullin is GOING OFF about the House voting to ADVANCE a bill FORCING DHS to extend “Temporary Protected Status” (TPS) for Haitians “Unfortunately, TPS turns into a PERMANENT status… I have a hard issue with TPS to begin with because we don’t EVER end it! We ALWAYS extend it!” “People that've been here for 30 years… then when we say ‘we're going to end protected status for you,’ they end up coming in and saying, ‘well, wait a second, it's inhumane because we are married, we have family, we have kids here, we have grandkids here, we work here, and now you’re sending me back home.’ But it was NEVER supposed to be permanent, and that's the problem—when you start extending these programs, they become PERMANENT!”

Nick Sortor

186,436 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

DACA recipient says she’s now lost her job because of the wait time in her status renewal For those that don’t know, DACA was always meant to be a temporary protected status. It was never permanent. The program was created by Barack Obama and only was meant to last 2 years with a 2 year extension being possible after each 2 years, to be reviewed The way you know this was never meant to be a permanent pass to stay in America is because DACA recipients have no official way to US citizenship or even no legal path to a green card

DACA recipient says she’s now lost her job because of the wait time in her status renewal For those that don’t know, DACA was always meant to be a temporary protected status. It was never permanent. The program was created by Barack Obama and only was meant to last 2 years with a 2 year extension being possible after each 2 years, to be reviewed The way you know this was never meant to be a permanent pass to stay in America is because DACA recipients have no official way to US citizenship or even no legal path to a green card

Wall Street Apes

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🇺🇸🇻🇪 DHS ASSISTANT SEC: VENEZUELANS CAN NOW GO HOME TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE Tricia McLaughlin weighed in on Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans. She's stressing it's meant to be short-term and got abused under Biden, letting in bad actors like Tren de Aragua members and folks with nasty rap sheets. "That program, Temporary Protected Status, is meant to be just that, which is temporary, and we've seen too many times the loss of integrity in that system. They entered this country legally using Temporary Protected Status. And we need to make sure that that program is protected. Unfortunately, we saw it being exploited under the Biden administration to rubber stamp these individuals in. So I'm not seeing any changes to our posture on this. I think the great news for those who are here from Venezuela on temporary protected status is that they can now go home with hope for their country. A country that they love, that there's going to be peace, prosperity and stability." With Maduro out and the U.S. steering the transition, she's optimistic TPS holders can return to a stabilized Venezuela. No policy shifts expected, just restoring the program's integrity. Source: Tricia McLaughlin, Fox News

🇺🇸🇻🇪 DHS ASSISTANT SEC: VENEZUELANS CAN NOW GO HOME TO A BRIGHTER FUTURE Tricia McLaughlin weighed in on Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans. She's stressing it's meant to be short-term and got abused under Biden, letting in bad actors like Tren de Aragua members and folks with nasty rap sheets. "That program, Temporary Protected Status, is meant to be just that, which is temporary, and we've seen too many times the loss of integrity in that system. They entered this country legally using Temporary Protected Status. And we need to make sure that that program is protected. Unfortunately, we saw it being exploited under the Biden administration to rubber stamp these individuals in. So I'm not seeing any changes to our posture on this. I think the great news for those who are here from Venezuela on temporary protected status is that they can now go home with hope for their country. A country that they love, that there's going to be peace, prosperity and stability." With Maduro out and the U.S. steering the transition, she's optimistic TPS holders can return to a stabilized Venezuela. No policy shifts expected, just restoring the program's integrity. Source: Tricia McLaughlin, Fox News

Mario Nawfal

17,085 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

This is insane So it turns out Donald Trump didn’t order an end to the temporary protected status of the 350,000 Haitians The executive order was made by Biden and was just expiring, but a Federal Judge decided it’s not allowed to expire “This is starting to border on insanity. So Biden administration put in a temporary protection order for 350,000 Haitians. It was done through executive order, so there was no vote, there was no law, there was no legislation. It was just the Biden administration saying, I wanna give these people temporary protected status, which he's allowed to do. Now, when Trump came in office, he could have created an executive order and got rid of it, but he said, I'm not even gonna do that. I'm just gonna let it expire. Like, this is not the Trump administration doing anything. They are just letting the policy from Biden expire when it was supposed to. However, a Washington DC based federal judge, Ana Reyes, who is a Biden appointee, has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from ending temporary protected status, which is, I hate the way that's worded because that's not what they did. No, the Trump administration isn't ending their protected status. They're simply letting the executive order from the Biden administration expire when it was supposed to. And now you have a judge who basically says, You don't get to do that. You don't get to let executive orders expire. That is f*cking insane. This isn't a law. This isn't legislation. Nobody voted on this. This was just the Biden administration saying, I want to temporarily protect these 350,000 Haitians. And Trump saying, okay, I'm gonna let that status expire and they can be deported. And a judge who has no purview in this whatsoever was just like, No, I'm gonna set immigration legislation. I'm gonna set policy….. She doesn't get to do that.”

This is insane So it turns out Donald Trump didn’t order an end to the temporary protected status of the 350,000 Haitians The executive order was made by Biden and was just expiring, but a Federal Judge decided it’s not allowed to expire “This is starting to border on insanity. So Biden administration put in a temporary protection order for 350,000 Haitians. It was done through executive order, so there was no vote, there was no law, there was no legislation. It was just the Biden administration saying, I wanna give these people temporary protected status, which he's allowed to do. Now, when Trump came in office, he could have created an executive order and got rid of it, but he said, I'm not even gonna do that. I'm just gonna let it expire. Like, this is not the Trump administration doing anything. They are just letting the policy from Biden expire when it was supposed to. However, a Washington DC based federal judge, Ana Reyes, who is a Biden appointee, has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from ending temporary protected status, which is, I hate the way that's worded because that's not what they did. No, the Trump administration isn't ending their protected status. They're simply letting the executive order from the Biden administration expire when it was supposed to. And now you have a judge who basically says, You don't get to do that. You don't get to let executive orders expire. That is f*cking insane. This isn't a law. This isn't legislation. Nobody voted on this. This was just the Biden administration saying, I want to temporarily protect these 350,000 Haitians. And Trump saying, okay, I'm gonna let that status expire and they can be deported. And a judge who has no purview in this whatsoever was just like, No, I'm gonna set immigration legislation. I'm gonna set policy….. She doesn't get to do that.”

Wall Street Apes

995,175 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

🚨 “TPS was created as a temporary humanitarian measure - so why is it still being renewed over a decade later?” Our reporter pressed Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost on the cost of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians - and the burden it places on American taxpayers. His answer? “TPS holders aren’t a burden, they’re an asset.” Frost insisted the program is working and claimed Haitians on TPS are “paying more in taxes than they’re taking out.” But for a policy created to be temporary, it’s been more than 15 years. If there’s no end point, what are we doing?

🚨 “TPS was created as a temporary humanitarian measure - so why is it still being renewed over a decade later?” Our reporter pressed Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost on the cost of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians - and the burden it places on American taxpayers. His answer? “TPS holders aren’t a burden, they’re an asset.” Frost insisted the program is working and claimed Haitians on TPS are “paying more in taxes than they’re taking out.” But for a policy created to be temporary, it’s been more than 15 years. If there’s no end point, what are we doing?

LindellTV

16,961 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

"There's no pathway to citizenship with TPS, and so it's just been cruel for my life to just be lived in these 18-month increments," says Daysi Gonzalez, an immigrant from El Salvador who was granted Temporary Protected Status following the 2001 earthquakes in El Salvador. "I've tried to adjust status in different ways," she says. "One of those, through my employer, but the H-1B process is a lottery, so the chances of that going were very low, and to this day, I have not been picked for that."

"There's no pathway to citizenship with TPS, and so it's just been cruel for my life to just be lived in these 18-month increments," says Daysi Gonzalez, an immigrant from El Salvador who was granted Temporary Protected Status following the 2001 earthquakes in El Salvador. "I've tried to adjust status in different ways," she says. "One of those, through my employer, but the H-1B process is a lottery, so the chances of that going were very low, and to this day, I have not been picked for that."

CBS News

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Democrats are literally admitting that the people from Haiti in America shouldn’t even be qualified for the Haitian Temporary Program Status “Some of the Haitian nationals that have TPS, they have children that were born in Chile, they have children that were born in Brazil, they have children that were born in different countries, and they have children that were born in the United States. So when we're talking about separation, the separation is far more complicated than people are even speaking of” Without realizing it, she just told you some of the game — that a lot of these individuals that are here under this Temporary Protected Status were already safely settled in another country. That's why they're having children who were born in other countries. And when Biden opened up the border, they all came here and then discarded those. Many of these people were shopping around countries, and when Joe Biden opened up the border, they surged the border” I’ve also made posts on this, The temporary protective status for Haitians in the United States was meant for the victims of the earthquake in 2010, the majority of the Haitians being protected from deportation under this order arrived under the Biden Admin, NOT the earthquake Original temporary protective status from the 2010 earthquake era started with roughly 50,000 beneficiaries The current Haitian temporary protective status holders is approximately 350,000 This is NOT what the original program was meant for Send them ALL back

Democrats are literally admitting that the people from Haiti in America shouldn’t even be qualified for the Haitian Temporary Program Status “Some of the Haitian nationals that have TPS, they have children that were born in Chile, they have children that were born in Brazil, they have children that were born in different countries, and they have children that were born in the United States. So when we're talking about separation, the separation is far more complicated than people are even speaking of” Without realizing it, she just told you some of the game — that a lot of these individuals that are here under this Temporary Protected Status were already safely settled in another country. That's why they're having children who were born in other countries. And when Biden opened up the border, they all came here and then discarded those. Many of these people were shopping around countries, and when Joe Biden opened up the border, they surged the border” I’ve also made posts on this, The temporary protective status for Haitians in the United States was meant for the victims of the earthquake in 2010, the majority of the Haitians being protected from deportation under this order arrived under the Biden Admin, NOT the earthquake Original temporary protective status from the 2010 earthquake era started with roughly 50,000 beneficiaries The current Haitian temporary protective status holders is approximately 350,000 This is NOT what the original program was meant for Send them ALL back

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