In a video posted on X, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin emphasized that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was never intended to serve as a permanent immigration pathway. He reiterated that the program was designed as a temporary humanitarian measure and warned that migrants must either pursue lawful permanent status or prepare to leave the United States if protections are withdrawn. Show more Show less
‘Temporary means temporary!’: Mullin renews deportation warning to Haitians after SCOTUS TPS ruling
In a video posted on X, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin emphasized that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) was never intended to serve as a permanent immigration pathway. He reiterated that the program was designed as a temporary humanitarian measure and warned that migrants must either pursue lawful permanent status or prepare to leave the United States if protections are withdrawn.
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