URGENT Haiti TPS Status Change—New 2026 DHS Rule Confirmed

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Important update for those following US immigration news and the recent Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announcements. This video provides a clear and calm explanation regarding the February 2026 court ruling that has paused the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti. If you are a Haitian TPS holder, a Green Card holder, or a senior waiting on a family visa petition, this update is designed to help you separate rumors from reality. We look at the decision by Judge Ana Reyes to issue a stay, which effectively protects approximately 352,000 individuals while the legal process continues.

Navigating the complexities of US Citizenship and immigration updates can be stressful for families and seniors. We explain why your work authorization and status remain valid and why naturalized citizens and permanent residents are not affected by this specific change. Our goal is to provide peace of mind by explaining how the American system of checks and balances is currently working to ensure due process. Learn what the recent USCIS website updates mean for your EAD card and why a delay in the system is not the same as a denial of your application. Stay informed with the facts on how these government policies impact your journey and your family's future in the United States.
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DISCLAIMER
This video is for information only and is not legal advice. Please consult with a licensed immigration attorney for concerns regarding your specific case.