EBSC supports a path to citizenship for TPS holders. Join us in urging Congress to pass legislation with a path to permanent residency for TPS holders!
(BREAKING NEWS – December 31, 2025): A federal judge issued a court order overturning the cancellation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for people from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. The government must reactivate TPS and once again recognize the validity of work permits (EAD) for individuals protected under TPS from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua.
What does this court decision mean?
– The cancellation of TPS was invalid because it violated federal law.
– The government must reinstate TPS and recognize the validity of the associated protections and work permits.
– Beneficiaries maintain their status and employment authorization in accordance with the court order.
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Honduras & Nicaragua
Contact your Congressional representative to urge a path to permanent residency for people with TPS and DACA!
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What Is TPS?
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is a provisional designation granted to immigrants in the U.S. who cannot return to their home countries due to violence, natural disasters, epidemics, or other extraordinary circumstances. Since the early 1990s, TPS has allowed holders to legally work in the U.S. Many have been in the country for decades due to multiple extensions.