Gouvènman Etazini an anonse nan mwa Desanm 2022 a l ap pwolonje epi redefini Estati Pwoteksyon Tanporè (TPS, Temporary Protected Status) pou Ayiti. Estati Pwoteksyon Tanporè a se yon estati imigrasyon tanporè ki pwoteje moun yo kont depòtasyon depi estati tanporè yo an toujou rete valid. Yo kapab resevwa yon pèmi travay tou oswa Dokiman Otorizasyon Travay (EAD, Employment Authorization Document) epi mande otorizasyon pou yo vwayaje andeyò Etazini
Read MoreThe United States government announced in December 2022 that it is extending and redesignating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti. TPS is a temporary immigration status that gives people protection from deportation for as long as their TPS status remains valid. They are also eligible for a work permit (Employment Authorization Document or EAD), and can apply for permission to travel outside of the U.S.
Read MoreILAP joined nearly 300 organizations across the country in condemning the Biden administration’s proposed inhumane asylum ban.
Read MoreHere is an update on recent state and federal activities impacting the lives of immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers in Maine.
Read MoreMainebiz reports on ILAP’s collaborative effort with Preble Street and Pine Tree Legal Assistance to increase services and support for people experiencing trafficking in Maine, thanks to an infusion of funds from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation.
Read MoreNews Center Maine reports on ILAP’s collaborative effort with Preble Street and Pine Tree Legal Assistance to increase services and support for people experiencing trafficking in Maine, thanks to an infusion of funds from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation.
Read MoreSenior Policy and Outreach Attorney Lisa Parisio discusses the recent extension and re-designation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia and the benefits of TPS as a form of protection for people impacted by the global climate crisis.
Read MoreMaine Public’s News Connect highlights ILAP’s concerns about the Biden administration’s new plan for processing asylum claims, which includes expanding Title 42, among other news for immigrant community members. The broadcast is available in French, Spanish, Somali, Portuguese, and English.
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