What should happen to lawful presence, work permits, departure deadlines, and deportation risk when TPS is terminated.
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“DHS should not be required to give people losing TPS special protection from deportation or another immigration benefit, though DHS could still use existing case-by-case options when available.”
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“People losing TPS should still have to qualify under current law for another immigration benefit, and DHS could deny applications that do not qualify.”
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“People whose TPS ends should have to leave the United States by the deadline unless they already have another lawful immigration status. After that, TPS should no longer make their presence lawful, and people who stay without another status could face deportation.”
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“Affected TPS holders should avoid the departure deadline and loss of lawful presence only if another lawful immigration status is approved by then. A pending application would not be enough, and DHS could still deny applications under current law.”
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“During the 180-day wind-down, DHS should not deport an affected person only because their TPS is scheduled to end, but DHS could still pursue deportation for other legal reasons.”
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“TPS-based work permits for affected people should expire when TPS ends, and those permits should not be renewed based on TPS after that deadline.”
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“Affected TPS holders should keep TPS protection for 180 days, then lose that protection on a fixed deadline.”
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