Healthcare and eldercare
Haitian TPS holders work as nurses, home health aides, and certified nursing assistants in facilities already facing staffing shortages.
Employers
Business owners can move this issue
When employers speak, senators listen differently. A short, factual statement about your workforce is one of the most persuasive things this campaign can carry to Capitol Hill.
Workforce impact
What ending TPS would mean at work
Food, logistics, and construction
Warehouses, farms, food processing, and construction crews rely on experienced, trained workers who cannot be replaced overnight.
Small business ownership
TPS holders run restaurants, salons, trucking companies, and shops that employ U.S. citizens and pay local taxes.
Cost of disruption
Losing work authorization means rehiring, retraining, lost productivity, and service gaps for the customers and patients who depend on them.
This page is general information for employers, not legal or HR advice. Consult employment counsel before making decisions about work authorization, I-9 processes, or employee communications.
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