Hamed Aleaziz
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 16 Jul
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And when it comes to Haitians, there's more than 300,000 Haitians who have TPS.
Syrians, it's around 6,000 to 7,000.
But really what this decision does is it opens the ability for the administration to unwind TPS funds
whole scale.
And we have multiple decisions coming down the road.
We have a decision that the DHS secretary will have to make on TPS for Salvadorans, for Ukrainians.
For Salvadorans, that's more than 100,000 people.
For Ukrainians, that's more than 100,000 people.
There are other court cases right now involving TPS in the lower courts, thousands of those people.
So really, you're starting to think about a pretty broad group of people who
who could suddenly lose status and who could potentially become targets for ICE.
Yeah, and it could also really allow the administration to boost their deportation numbers because it opens up these individuals for potential removal from the United States.
But it also has some downstream effects as well.
There is a belief that TPS and these types of programs incentivize people to cross into the country illegally.
And one of the administration's goals has been to show this picture of the United States as not a place where people who are in the country illegally can comfortably live.
And so this is just another facet of that approach, which is you are not going to have the ability to be protected from deportation, to work legally, and to be safe from an ICE officer coming to your door, arresting you, and placing you in a detention cell.
Yeah, I mean, the Biden administration would dispute that, but incentives and what causes people to cross the border is something that DHS has long studied because they are constantly, regardless of administration, really worried about spikes at the southern border.
That really hasn't been an issue for this administration because they have sent this, again, they've sent the picture that if you cross into the country illegally, not only will you likely be turned back, but even if you are able to make it into the United States, your life is going to be very uncomfortable.
You're not going to have the same type of ability to stay in the country indefinitely and make a life for yourself.
Yeah, the whole idea here, ultimately, when it comes to TPS, is that we can't deport these people to their home country because their home country is in some state of crisis.
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