Biden Administration Extends TPS for Salvadorans
Biden Administration Extends TPS for Salvadorans

Biden Administration Extends TPS for Salvadorans

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The Biden administration has announced an extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 200,000 Salvadorans living in the U.S., allowing them to remain for an additional 18 months. This decision comes just days before President-elect Donald Trump, who has promised stricter immigration policies, takes office. The Department of Homeland Security cited ongoing environmental conditions in El Salvador, including severe storms and heavy rainfall, as the basis for the extension. TPS was initially granted to Salvadorans following devastating earthquakes in 2001 and has since been expanded under Biden's administration. This move aims to provide stability for long-term residents who fear deportation under the incoming administration. José Palma, a TPS recipient, expressed relief at the extension, highlighting its importance for families relying on their support.

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