Women’s Refugee Commission and Over 400 Immigrant, Human Rights, Faith-based, and Civil Rights Organizations Sent a Letter to the Biden Administration Urging the Extension and Redesignation of Haiti for Temporary Protected Status

Published March 28, 2024

The Women’s Refugee Commission joined more than 400 immigrant, human rights, faith-based, and civil rights organizations in a letter urging the Biden administration to extend and redesignate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). In addition, the letter calls for increased legal pathways that will help Haitians to safely and legally seek protection in the United States.

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