TPS for El Salvador in Question | Global News

The DHS is still deciding whether to extend Temporary Protected Status for Salvadorans—a program originally created after deadly earthquakes in 2001. While crime rates have dropped under President Bukele, human rights groups warn of harsh tactics used to achieve safety. Meanwhile, Salvadoran Americans send billions back home, fueling their economy. With only a few countries left on TPS, the final call rests with the Secretary of Homeland Security—no decision yet, but protections stay in place for now.

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