PRESS RELEASE: Ahead of VP Biden’s Trip to Guatemala, Experts Discuss Child Refugee Issue, Recommendations on International and U.S. Response

How Ending TPS Will Hurt U.S.-Citizen Children

The termination of TPS could have lifelong consequences for children who have family members holding these protections.

Alternatives to Detention and the For-Profit Immigration System

The Department of Homeland Security’s supervision and monitoring programs are often an extension of a punitive immigration system that puts corporate profits over migrants’ lives.

Women and LGBTQ Deportees Face Compounded Dangers Upon Return

Forcing women and LGBTQ immigrants to return to Mexico and Central America could put them in grave danger.

The Harrowing Lives and Traumas of Central American Refugees

Children and families face extreme violence and poverty in the Northern Triangle of Central America, as evidenced by this round-up of stories reported by the press and nongovernmental organizations.

RELEASE: There Is No Evidence That TPS Designations Increase Irregular Migration to the United States, New CAP Study Confirms

Temporary Protected Status Is Critical To Tackling the Root Causes of Migration in the Americas

Remittances from immigrants, including TPS holders, are an organic and powerful resource that provide people living in the Central American region direct access to basic needs and even economic stability.

Addressing the Flow of Central American Mothers and Children Seeking Protection

Recent raids on Central American children and families raise significant concerns about due process, fairness, and humanity.

Temporary Protected Status: State-by-State Fact Sheets

Ending Temporary Protected Status would jeopardize the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and have immediate negative impacts on the U.S. economy.