House Protects Haitian Migrants

The House has passed legislation that would reinstate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian nationals living in the United States, defying the president's hardline immigration agenda.

Supporters of the bill argued that returning migrants to Haiti would be inhumane given the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the country.

While the measure is unlikely to pass the Senate or survive a presidential veto, the vote signals significant internal resistance within the Republican Party on key immigration issues.

Advocacy groups have hailed the move as a critical victory for vulnerable immigrant communities.