New Facts: El Salvador TPS Set to Expire September 9
Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador is scheduled to end September 9. About 170,000 Salvadorans hold this status, including roughly 152,000 people working in the U.S. labor force. The designation has been in place since 2001, and these families are raising an estimated 150,000 U.S.-citizen children.
If the program ends, holders lose their work permits and protection from deportation unless a new extension is issued. Federal law requires a review at least 60 days before the end date and grants an automatic six month extension if no decision is issued. A June 25 Supreme Court ruling allowed the administration to move ahead with TPS terminations and left little room for courts to revisit those decisions.
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