Action Alert:
PROTECT HAITIAN TPS HOLDERS NOW
Since the Trump administration terminated Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti in July, hundreds of vulnerable people have been deported to the country’s ongoing humanitarian and security crisis. 350,000 thousand people across the United States are at risk, including hundreds of people here in Maine.
The House has already passed a bipartisan bill that would restore TPS for Haiti, safeguard human life, keep families together, and prevent the widespread economic fallout of having hundreds of thousands of people suddenly ripped from their jobs. The Senate bill has 46 cosponsors, but urgently needs bipartisan support, too.
Join ILAP in calling on Senator Collins to support this life-saving legislation TODAY!
The most effective messages are written in your own words. Please personalize the message below and write to Senator Collins in your own words about why protecting Temporary Protected Status for Haiti is important to you.
A NOTE FOR IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES: Noncitizens and citizens alike can take part in these actions. Maine's Senators represent all of us, regardless of immigration status. You do not need to identify your immigration status when sending your message. If you are a noncitizen, you can leave out personal details that might identify you. As always, stay safe and make the decision that is right for you.