More than 270 faith leaders urge Trump administration to extend TPS for El Salvador
More than 270 faith leaders and groups said ending the program would affect about 170,000 Salvadorans and deepen family separation, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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More than 270 faith leaders urge Trump administration to extend TPS for El Salvador
WASHINGTON (OSV News) — Hundreds of faith leaders and organizations urged the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for El Salvador before it expires in September. A TPS designation grants the U.S. government the power to shield eligible migrants from deportation if they are from countries experiencing dangerous conditions such as war, disaster, or other unrest. El Salvador’s TPS designation is scheduled to expire Se…
Hundreds of religious leaders, including Catholic archbishops, send a letter to Trump requesting an extension of the TPS to El Salvador before the end of September.
Hundreds of faith leaders urge government to extend TPS for El Salvador
Hundreds of faith leaders and organizations sent the Trump administration a letter urging it to review and extend temporary protected status (TPS) for El Salvador before it expires on Sept. 9.The letter, sent to President Donald Trump, Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, called for an extension because conditions in El Salvador remain “unsafe” and the removal of those living in the U.S. would be “…
More Than 270 Faith Leaders Urge Trump Administration to Extend TPS for El Salvador - The Good Newsroom
More Than 270 Faith Leaders Urge Trump Administration to Extend TPS for El Salvador National, World | 08/25/2026 By: OSV News Catholic bishops and immigration advocates warn that ending the program would separate families and put returning migrants in danger Immigrants' rights activists and demonstrators attend a rally outside the …
More than 270 faith leaders including WSCC urge Trump administration to extend TPS for El Salvador
WASHINGTON — Hundreds of faith leaders and organizations urged the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for El Salvador before it expires in September.A TPS designation grants the U.S. government the power to shield eligible migrants from deportation if they are from countries experiencing dangerous conditions such as war, disaster, or other unrest. El Salvador’s TPS designation is scheduled to expire Sept. 9, accor…
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