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DHS data and Supreme Court rulings address Temporary Protected Status (TPS) history and cancellations for El Salvador, Syria, and Haiti.

16 reports, 8 independent Updated Sep 20
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DHS data and Supreme Court rulings address Temporary Protected Status (TPS) history and cancellations for El Salvador, Syria, and Haiti.

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El SalvadorSyriaHaiti

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  1. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin is handling the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) application and status review for residents of El Salvador.Sub-event
  2. TPS was granted, allowing workers from Haiti, Yemen, and Syria to enter and work in Ohio.Sub-event
  3. CRS provides data on El Salvador's situation as TPS status expiration prompts review by the administration.Sub-event
  4. TPS policy framework protects migrants from turmoil in Haiti and El Salvador.Sub-event
  5. Wolf cited specific statistics on El Salvador's TPS holders.1 source
  6. DHS data and SC rulings address TPS status for El Salvador, Syria, and Haiti.1 source

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