Residency Rule Expiration Sparks Fear Across Central Americans
In Miami, over 300 000 Central Americans with Temporary Protected Status face expiring permits as TPS renewals loom. The debate intensifies ahead of elections, with critics urging return home and advocates warning of devastation to families and home countries reliant on remittances. DHS must decide renewals for Nicaraguans and Hondurans by May and Salvadorans by July.
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