Temporary Protected Status grants protection from deportation to people from certain countries that are afflicted by natural disasters, war, or other dangerous conditions.
Over the past year, the Trump administration has ended TPS for over 300,000 immigrants.
Join us to save TPS and call on Congress to create a roadmap to citizenship for all immigrants.
What you need to know about TPS
Learn more about how this program helps families and communities across the U.S. — and the potential consequences of the Trump administration's recent decisions.
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Year in review: Organizing to save Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
We look at how—with your support—we have helped strengthen this movement and what we can expect in 2020.
Victory in pushing back against Trump's anti-immigrant agenda
We’re gaining ground in our work to protect our community members from detention and deportation.
How activists enacted TPS — and how they can save it
A look back at the origins of TPS, one of the country’s most essential humanitarian protections.
Congress is considering legislation to protect TPS, DED, and DACA
Here’s what you need to know and how you can take action.
Resisting Trump’s attacks on TPS
As hundreds of thousands of immigrants face the risk of deportation, communities continue to push back against Trump’s racist agenda.
Two immigrant groups under attack by Trump have one message: We belong here
TPS holders and DACA recipients unite to demand action from Congress.
Immigrants make "Journey 4 Justice"
Hear stories from some of the people traveling across the country to protect this life-saving program.
Why we must defend TPS
After a devastating earthquake in Nepal, TPS helped my family and friends move forward.
Take action today
Tell Congress to support immigrants with Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
Tell Congress to protect this vital program.
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