Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program

A federal judge postponed the Trump administration’s plan to terminate temporary legal protections for 3,000 Yemeni nationals under the TPS program. The decision follows judges criticizing the administration’s procedural compliance in ending TPS for countries, ahead of a Supreme Court ruling.

House Republicans defied President Trump to support extending temporary protected status (TPS) for over 350,000 Haitians for three more years, despite Trump's push to end the program. The bipartisan effort, led by Democrats with Republican allies, faces Senate GOP resistance and a likely Trump veto, as courts review the administration's bid to terminate TPS for Haiti.

House Republicans defied President Trump to support extending temporary protected status (TPS) for over 350,000 Haitian nationals, joining Democrats and an independent to approve a three-year extension. The move counters Trump's push to end TPS for Haiti, which is stalled in court, and highlights bipartisan efforts to shield Haitians from deportation despite Senate Republican resistance and Trump's likely veto.