Give Long-Term TPS Holders a Permanent Path

DHS has ended TPS for 13 countries since 2025, covering about 1.1 million people by its own counts, and the Supreme Court ruled in June 2026 that courts cannot review most challenges to those decisions.

A letter to your members of Congress. Facts checked September 24, 2026.

The explainer behind this letter Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Temporary Protected Status, who holds it, and the terminations

The Letter

Subject Co-sponsor a permanent path for long-term TPS holders

I'm writing about neighbors who have lived here for decades under Temporary Protected Status and are now losing it.

DHS's own notices count about 1.1 million people in TPS designations it has ended since 2025. Hondurans and Nicaraguans had held the status since Hurricane Mitch in 1999. Somalis had held it since 1991. In June, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in Mullin v. Doe that courts cannot review most challenges to how a termination was decided. That leaves Congress as the branch that can settle this.

The American Dream and Promise Act (H.R. 1589) and the SECURE Act (S. 2106) would let long-term holders apply for permanent residence. Neither has had a committee vote.

Please co-sponsor the bill in your chamber and press for a hearing. People who have built their lives here should not depend on the next renewal notice.

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I'm a constituent calling about Temporary Protected Status.
DHS's own notices count about 1.1 million people in TPS designations it has ended since 2025, including Hondurans who held it since 1999.
In June the Supreme Court ruled that courts cannot review most challenges to a termination, so Congress is where this gets settled.
Please co-sponsor the American Dream and Promise Act, H.R. 1589, or the SECURE Act, S. 2106, and push for a hearing. I vote, and this matters to me.

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The Facts Behind the Ask

1.1 million people were in TPS designations DHS ended in 2025 and 2026, by its own counts in each termination notice (source)
6-3 Mullin v. Doe (June 25, 2026) barred court review of non-constitutional challenges to TPS terminations (source)
0 committee votes on H.R. 1589 (220 cosponsors) or S. 2106 (35 cosponsors) as of September 2026 (source)

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