WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-FL) issued the next assertion following the Administration’s affirmation that it’ll adjust to a federal court docket order halting deportations for Haitian Non permanent Protected Standing (TPS) holders till at the least February 3, 2026.
Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick
“This isn’t only a coverage choice—it’s a hard-fought authorized victory for the Haitian community and all who’ve stood in protection of our immigrant households. The court docket’s ruling makes clear what we now have at all times recognized: TPS holders deserve stability, safety, and respect, not political video games or authorized uncertainty.
“Due to this ruling, deportations tied to the now-vacated February order can not proceed, and Haitian TPS holders can proceed to stay and work within the U.S. with authorization by way of February 3, 2026. Those that had been wrongfully fired as a consequence of confusion round work permits have to be reinstated instantly. These people are important staff, caregivers, and taxpayers, and so they deserve justice.
“Let’s be clear: that is the enforcement of the legislation. Our communities mustn’t should depend on court docket orders to be handled with dignity. A stronger path ahead begins at dwelling, with everlasting protections and immigration reform that facilities humanity, not politics.
“I stay dedicated to making sure our Haitian and different communities will not be handled as short-term. They’re an important a part of the American material, and I cannot cease combating till our legal guidelines mirror that fact.”
