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Court Blocks End of TPS for Haitians, Giving Brief Reprieve

A federal appeals court suspends the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, delaying the deadline through Monday.

Talivio News · Global 23 July 2026, 14:35 1 min read

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Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians was set to end on Friday, but a federal appeals court has blocked the revocation through at least Monday, according to court filings.

The court's order extends protection until at least Monday, providing a brief reprieve for more than 300,000 Haitians who were set to lose their TPS, as reported by advocacy groups.

300,000+ Haitians

were set to lose their Temporary Protected Status before the court's order.

Updates

Update — 25 July, 09:34

The Department of Homeland Security has characterized the federal appeals court's recent ruling as an act of open defiance against the agency's authority. Meanwhile, reports indicate that the legal uncertainty surrounding the status of these protections is causing significant staffing challenges within the elder care sector, with tens of thousands of healthcare workers in Florida potentially facing termination due to the impending deadline.

Callum Fitzwilliam

Politics Correspondent · Talivio News

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