Haitian TPS News: Federal Court Blocks Termination

Ongoing legal battles have brought significant changes to Haiti's designation for Temporary Protected Status (TPS). Attorney Marshall Cohen from Antonini & Cohen Immigration Law Group explains the latest developments affecting Haitian TPS holders and their families.

If you have questions about your TPS status, contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our Atlanta immigration attorneys. We will discuss your situation and help you understand all available options to maintain your status. 

At Antonini & Cohen, we know how.

Current Status of Haitian TPS

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) previously attempted to end Haiti’s TPS designation, setting a termination date of September 2, 2025.

Immigration advocates immediately challenged this decision, and a federal court judge in New York ruled that DHS had improperly terminated TPS for Haitians. As a result, the termination date reverted to February 3, 2026, providing temporary relief for thousands of Haitian nationals currently protected under the program.

Next Steps for Haitian TPS Beneficiaries

If you currently hold Haitian TPS, it's essential to understand your options and ensure your status remains current. The uncertainty surrounding the termination of Haiti’s TPS makes professional legal guidance from an Antonini & Cohen attorney more important than ever.

Our Atlanta immigration attorneys are closely monitoring these developments and can provide personalized advice based on your specific situation. Contact us today or call (470) 428-3200 and schedule a consultation to discuss how these changes may affect your immigration status.

At Antonini & Cohen, we know how.