The Pros and Cons Of The U.S. Temporary Protected Status

 More than 700,000 persons currently have Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which was established in 1990 by the Immigration Act.

The TPS is a non-permanent immigration status that the US government grants to eligible citizens of specific nations who are unable to return home due to life-threatening circumstances.

These circumstances could be an ongoing conflict, a catastrophe, an epidemic, or something else entirely. The TPS has a set duration and can be prolonged if necessary.


TPS


TPS holders are not permitted to leave the US during this time, however they are permitted to get an EAD and a travel permission. Permanent residency or any other immigration advantages are not granted to TPS holders.


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