With TPS in Doubt for Salvadorans, Businesses Brace for Turmoil
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The end of the TPS could cost the U.S. economy up to $45 billion, according to estimates that warn of the loss of thousands of workers and tax contributions. Salvadorans are among the most affected communities. Know how the measure would impact on employment, social security and Medicare.
The temporary protection status that protected more than 170,000 Salvadorans in the United States officially ended on September 9, after President Donald Trump decided not to renew it. However, unlike other TPS beneficiaries, who were immediately subject to deportation with the extinction of their protections, an unusual silence remains on this community and the vague promise of an extension that arouses more suspicions than tranquility.
In Ronda de Correspondenciales (RDC), by +Profil, Norman Powell analyzed the impact of the expiry of the TPS for Salvadorans who have been living and working in the United States for years. Read more
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