Attention! TPS is Ending for Thousands of Families: Key Dates and What You Must Do If You Have Citizen Children
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is ending for thousands of families from Haiti, Syria, Honduras, and El Salvador, bringing rapid changes and a critical deadline this Monday for Haiti and Syria. While thousands of Hondurans are already at risk of deportation following a court decision, Salvadoran protections are set to expire on September 9. Parents with U.S. citizen children face difficult choices if detained, as Congress has blocked efforts to extend protections. Experts urge families to remain calm but to prepare immediate emergency plans, particularly regarding childcare, and to seek legal counsel to explore other pathways to status before deadlines expire.
Fines of nearly $1,000 a day and payments for leaving the country: What you need to know about the “self-deportation” plan
DHS is implementing an unprecedented “self-deportation” strategy, imposing massive daily fines of $998 on immigrants with final removal orders. Through the new CBP Home app, the government is offering incentives—including a free flight and $2,600 in cash—to those who leave voluntarily, while warning those who remain of immediate deportation, asset seizure, and permanent lifetime bans from re-entering the U.S. legally.
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