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The bill introduced by Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey would have the Secretary of Homeland Security extend TPS to Haitians through March 2029.
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As TPS is terminated for hundreds of thousands of Haitians across the country, we hear from the Haitian Bridge Alliance, a San Diego-based aid group, on the local impact and what is at stake. -
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