Salvadorans with TPS in Eastie will be required to re-register for TPS and apply for Employment Authorization Documents in order to legally work in the United States until the termination of El Salvador’s TPS designation becomes effective Sept. 9, 2019. “The ending of protection for Salvadorans, Haitians and Nicaraguans is an injury not only to TPS holders but to thousands of US citizens connected to these TPS holders by marriage, blood, and economic investment in this country. Ramirez said it is estimated that Salvadoran TPS holders, alone, are parents to 192,000 U.S.-citizen children and the call to end TPS is another move to tear families apart.