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HOW “TEMPORARY” IS TPS? DEM CONGRESSMAN PRESSED ON ENDLESS EXTENSIONS FOR 100K+ SALVADORANS LindellTV's Alison Steinberg pressed Rep. Suhas Subramanyam (VA-10) on his push to extend TPS for more than 100,000 Salvadorans. Why can’t they return home, and at what point does “temporary” actually end? Subramanyam argued El Salvador...

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Mainstream media has been lying on the TPS numbers. They keep reporting 330,000 Haitians and 10,000 Syrians when in reality it’s 1.56 million TPS’s that will now be deported. DHS has officially terminated Temporary Protected Status to more than 1 million migrants, who can either leave the US on their own, or be immediately detained and deported. DHS announced that the temporary designations no longer apply and told former TPS holders - now illegal migrants - to depart voluntarily through the CBP Home program or risk removal by ICE. Terminations taking effect in recent weeks, include: 🟦Somalia 🟦Burma (Myanmar) and 🟦South Sudan 🟦Haiti and 🟦Syria 🟦Yemen DHS says TPS was always temporary, and the migrant’s home countries no longer meet the statutory criteria for TPS under the Immigration and Nationality Act, so they can now go home. Administrations extended many designations for years or decades, turning what was labeled temporary into something closer to long-term residence and work authorization for more than a million people as of early 2025. The Trump administration terminated TPS for 11 countries impacting about 1,038,600 migrants. The Supreme Court ruled Trump has the authority to do so. Migrants who register, pass vetting, and confirm departure can receive a free one-way plane ticket, a $2,600 exit bonus upon return to their home country or another country where they have legal status, temporary deprioritization from ICE enforcement while arranging travel, and forgiveness of certain failure-to-depart civil fines. Key terminated countries 🟦Afghanistan: 8,100 🟦Cameroon: 5,000 🟦Haiti: 334,900 🟦Honduras: 51,000 🟦Myanmar (Burma): 4,000 🟦Nepal: 7,200 🟦Nicaragua: 2,900 🟦South Sudan: 230 🟦Syria: 6,100 🟦Venezuela (2021 designation): 268,200 🟦Venezuela (2023 designation): 348,200 🟦Yemen: 2,800

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Just in case you forgot: Trump wants to give every F1 Visa holding Foreign Student who graduates from an American college (even jr. college) a Green Card. Not a temp work visa - he wants to give them permanent residency which also means the ability to apply for citizenship. Facts: There are about 11 million 'Degreed Stem' Jobs in the U.S. Between foreign born citizens and foreign work visa holders, about 7.5 million of those jobs are already held by foreigners. There are about 4.2 million native born Americans working in these degreed STEM jobs today. We are already a minority in degreed STEM jobs. There are 12 million American citizens with STEM degrees not working in STEM. How many degreed STEM jobs does Trump think there are? Fyi, you'll often hear numbers for STEM jobs in the 30-35 million range. But that includes nurses, electricians, electronics technicans and many important but lower level jobs. When it comes engineers and scientists. there are only about 11 million jobs available. Why does Trump believe we can just flood in and endless supply of foreigners into the STEM workforce? With 1.2 million F1 visa holders here, the numbers just don't work. Note that he's speaking with the Tech Bros on this podcast. They fill his head with endless lies about shortages and skills gaps. But he never seems to ask: How did we build the entire tech world here in the U.S from the '50s through to the late '90s with mostly American engineers and scientists? There was never a shortage. Rather, what we did is crowd Americans out of universities and entry level jobs. Now the labor market for these jobs is filled with the foreign born. It makes me sick to my stomach listening to him prattle on like this.

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