TPS Settlement
In response to a lawsuit brought by advocates, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) agreed to restore a path to permanent residency for many Temporary Protected Status (TPS) beneficiaries blocked by then-acting USCIS Director Ken Cuccinelli—an illegally appointed Trump official. Because of the agreement, TPS beneficiaries impacted by this policy will be able to reopen and dismiss their removal orders and apply to adjust their status to become permanent residents—eliminating the threat of deportation if their TPS protections are revoked in the future.
“This victory will change the lives of those individuals impacted.”
– Abel Nuñez
Executive Director, CARECEN
How Do I Know If I Qualify? /
¿Como Se Si Califico?
Resources for Practitioners
Information for immigration law practitioners to understand the CARECEN settlement agreement, who is eligible, and how they can benefit.
Training Toolkit
Understanding the CARECEN v. Jaddou settlement agreement benefitting certain TPS beneficiaries with prior removal orders.
Questions?
Contact CARECEN:
(202) 328-9799
info@carecendc.org
Improved Quality of Life
for an Empowered Latino Community
2025 Impact:
1,233
Legal Cases
44
New Citizens Naturalized
1,309
Housing Services & Counseling