Exclusive: ICE Agents Told to Delay Arresting Haitians on Expired TPS
Summary
ICE officers have been told to delay arresting Haitians whose Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has expired. This guidance comes after a Supreme Court decision allowed the government to end TPS protections for Haitian immigrants.Key Facts
- ICE is currently advised not to arrest Haitians with expired TPS.
- Haitians with final removal orders may still be arrested during normal enforcement.
- The Supreme Court ruled that courts cannot usually review the government’s decision to end TPS.
- About 350,000 Haitians were protected under TPS before the ruling.
- The ruling allows the government to stop TPS protections for Haitians.
- DHS said Haiti no longer qualifies for TPS and ended the status on July 27, with some work permits extended to early August.
- DHS has not publicly confirmed specific ICE enforcement instructions regarding Haitians from related lawsuits.
- This guidance aims to manage enforcement after legal challenges and community concerns.
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