TPS ruling on Haitians could strain nursing home staffing, industry warns
TL;DR
The Supreme Court will hear the Trump administration’s bid to end temporary protected status for about 353,000 Haitian immigrants, a move nursing-home operators say would drain the immigrant labor pool that staffs U.S. senior-care facilities, worsening workforce shortages even as opponents argue Haiti’s safety concerns justify TPS revocation.
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- Immigrants who care for seniors under threat in Trump court fight, nursing homes say The Washington Post
- Maryland Attorney General Urges Supreme Court To Preserve Temporary Protected Status For Haitians And Syrians The BayNet
- Providers file amicus brief in case opposing end of TPS for Haitian immigrants McKnights Home Care
- LDF and NAACP File Amicus Brief Urging Supreme Court to Reject Trump Administration’s Attempt to Deport Haitian Families Legal Defense Fund
- House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries in Elmont backing bipartisan bill extending TPS to Haitians in U.S. Newsday
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