Summary
The Trump administration decided that Haitians will no longer be allowed to stay in the U.S. under a special program called temporary protected status starting September 2. This is part of a larger plan affecting citizens from several countries, including those from Venezuela.
Key Facts
- Temporary protected status (TPS) is a program that lets people stay in the U.S. if it is dangerous to return to their home country.
- The decision will affect Haitians currently living in the U.S. under this program.
- The change begins on September 2.
- The policy shift is part of a larger effort to change immigration rules for various countries, including Venezuela.
- Venezuelan migrants, particularly in Chicago, are concerned about these changes.
