On June 25th of this year, the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status for more than 300,000 Haitian nationals – a status that allowed them to legally hold jobs and support their families in the United States. Termination of their TPS status means loss of legal protection and potential deportation to horrendous conditions in Haiti including violent crime, risk of kidnapping, armed gang control, extreme poverty, and political instability. ADVERTISEMENTHaitian TPS holders, and TPS holders from other countries, are vital members of American communities, serving in essential roles in healthcare, construction, food service, elder care, and other important areas of community life. Hoeven and Cramer to support Senate Bill 4814 which would extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians into early 2029. Duane Pribula, Catholic priest of the Diocese of CrookstonDan Rice, St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church FargoLorraine Schmaltz, Presentation SisterMichael J. Southam, FargoCurtis Stofferahn, ELCAGin Templeton, St. Stephen’s Episcopal ChurchRev.