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On June 25, 2026 the Supreme Court issued a decision that allows for the termination of TPS for Haiti to take effect. TPS was terminated effective July 27, 2026.
TPS for Haiti: more information and resources
- End of TPS for Haiti and Syria: What now? (MA) [see also New Hampshire version]
- AG Campbell Shares Legal Resources For Haitian And Syrian TPS Holders, Urges Immigrants To Seek Legal Advice And Avoid Scams
- Immigrant Legal Helpdesk: The Immigrant Legal Helpdesk, funded through the Massachusetts Access to Counsel Initiative (MACI), offers free, accessible immigration legal services through confidential one-on-one virtual consultations with experienced immigration attorneys. Community members can determine whether they qualify for the Immigrant Legal Helpdesk by completing this form. They may also email ORI-Helpdesk@mass.gov to receive an automatic reply with the eligibility form.
- Catholic Charities Boston: Meeting the Moment and Supporting our Haitian Neighbors
- MIRA Coalition Resource: Beware of Notario Fraud and Immigration Scams
- Resources for Families Affected by Recent Changes to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) (Governor Healey)
- Resources if someone you know has been detained
- Immigration Court Support Resources
- Take Action: Tell the Senate: Co-sponsor S. 4814 and protect Haitian TPS now
- For employers:
- AG Campbell Reminds Employers That Haitian And Syrian TPS And Work Authorization Remain In Place
- Supreme Court TPS Decision: Guidance for Employers
- Employer Alert: Supreme Court Decision on Haitian & Syrian TPS (Pathway for Immigrant Workers)
- TPS/Guidance for Employers (Governor Healey)
- Letter for Employers on Validity of Work Permits (Haitian Bridge Alliance)
- More information for employers
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