At any moment, Haitian TPS holders may lose their status, making them more vulnerable than ever. We ask our advocates to urge their Senators, Representatives, and Governors to act now to avert catastrophe!

Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a lifesaving humanitarian protection tool in U.S. immigration law. It allows people from countries facing war or natural disasters to live and work legally in the United States while their home country remains unsafe.

The U.S. government has extended TPS for Haiti as conditions worsened over the last few years. The island nation continues to endure political and economic collapse, widespread gang violence, kidnappings, and a breakdown of essential services and state infrastructure, including access to food, shelter, water, and healthcare.

The Haiti TPS designation has provided refuge and a lawful immigration status for more than 350,000 people. This designation saves lives!

Haitians on TPS also fill critical needs in the American workforce, with thousands contributing as agricultural workers, nursing assistants, and caregivers.

We urge our grassroots supporters to ask their Senators, Representatives, and Governors to act quickly!

View our action alert here.