Temporary Protected Status (TPS) has been a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Haitians who fled natural disasters, political unrest, and violence. Now, the U.S. government plans to terminate TPS for Haitians, putting over 500,000 lives at risk.

As the spouse of a Haitian TPS holder and a mother to a U.S. citizen child, I know what’s at stake. We’ve followed every legal step, spent thousands on applications, and waited years for movement, without the option to expedite. Ending TPS now would devastate our family and thousands of others like us.

📊 Key facts:

• Haiti is under a state of emergency due to escalating gang violence and government collapse.
• The U.N. and U.S. State Department have deemed the country extremely unsafe for return.
• Over 80% of Haitian TPS holders have lived in the U.S. for 15+ years.
• Many are essential workers, parents of U.S. citizen children, and pillars in their communities.

Haitians with TPS pay taxes, contribute to the economy, and actively serve in health care, education, and public safety. Ending TPS without a safe alternative is not just cruel, it’s short-sighted.

This decision:

• Violates human rights and family unity
• Ignores the escalating crisis in Haiti
• Punishes people who have followed the law for decades

We demand that:

• The Trump administration halt the termination of TPS for Haitians
• Congress provide a pathway to permanent residency
• DHS redesignate and extend TPS for Haiti immediately

This isn’t just about immigration, it’s about humanity. Sign and share this petition to help protect Haitian families and ensure U.S. policy reflects compassion, safety, and justice.