With Fierce Words and Joyful Songs at the Supreme Court, TPS Holders Fight for Their Lives and Futures Washington, D.C., April 29 — They came by train, plane, bus and car, hundreds of immigrants traveling from all corners of the country, to proclaim on the steps of the U.S. Supreme…
Breaking: House Passes TPS Extension for Haiti, Sending Measure Forward in Legislative Process Nationwide- Today, the U.S. House of Representatives took a historic step by voting to approve H.R. 1689, with 224 votes, to protect Haitian TPS holders through a discharge petition. This action removes control from the Speaker and…
TPS Holders Mobilize to Defend Their Lives and Futures Ahead of Supreme Court Arguments Los Angeles, CA — The Trump Administration is trying to force more than a million immigrants to suddenly lose their lawful status – and the Supreme Court is considering whether to let that happen. The Supreme…
Federal Court Rejects Full Ninth Circuit Review of NTPSA v. Noem Ruling That Found DHS Exceeded Its Authority on TPS SAN FRANCISCO — A federal court of appeals has rejected a request to reconsider its decision that the Trump administration’s abrupt cancellation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for individuals from…
NTPSA Statement on Moulton Amendment to DHS Funding Bill: Not One More Penny to Detain or Deport TPS Holders Washington, D.C.- The National TPS Alliance (NTPSA) today applauds Representative Seth Moulton (MA-06) for filing an amendment to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding bill that would prohibit DHS from…
BREAKING: Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Permits TPS Terminations for Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua to Take Effect Emergency Stay Decision Places 60,000 Long-Term U.S. Residents at Risk Los Angeles- A federal court of appeals today stayed a lower court’s final ruling in National TPS Alliance v. Noem (NTPSA II) that…
National TPS Alliance Welcomes Court Order in Miot v. Noem Blocking Termination of TPS for Haiti, Calls for Lasting Protections LOS ANGELES — The National TPS Alliance welcomed the order by U.S. District Judge Ana C. Reyes of the District of Columbia, pausing the Department of Homeland Security’s termination…
Breaking: FEDERAL COURT RULING OFFERS RESOUNDING VICTORY TO TPS ALLIANCE IN NTPSA V. NOEM LOS ANGELES— A federal court of appeals on Wednesday ruled that the Trump administration’s 2025 decision to abruptly strip Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from 600,000 Venezuelans was unlawful. In a 48-page ruling, the three-judge panel of…
Breaking: Federal Court Rules Trump Administration Illegally Ended TPS for Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua SAN FRANCISCO — The Trump administration’s abrupt decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for individuals from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua is unlawful, a federal court ruled Wednesday. In a 52-page decision granting a request for…
Federal Judge Holds Pivotal Hearing on Termination of TPS for 60,000 Immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua VIDEO STREAM HERE VIDEO FROM EVENT HERE For Immediate Release SAN FRANCISCO— On Tuesday, Nov. 18, advocates, families, and community leaders gathered outside the Phillip Burton Federal Courthouse as a federal judge…