The headlines have been clear, the US Supreme Court has confirmed that temporary protected status can be removed by the President of the United States and it now has been, on many nations including Venezuela, Nicaragua and Haiti. The loss of TPS is affecting the Home Care industry. A large percentage of Personal Care Aides (CNAs and HHAs) are TPS. Although the industry has generated band aids on the local and federal level, this final ruling is forcing a lot of Companies to lose valuable workers and for members to lose trusted helpers and companions.
This is a critical issue. Contact your home care providers and confirm that your members' services continue with a legal, reliable aide.
If you need to replace an aide quickly, contact Caring Home Care, SurfMed's home care partner. Caring can quickly match your members with qualified caregivers, helping ensure uninterrupted care during this transition.
If you are aware of valued aide in need of assistance, you may wish to offer these resources.
https://miamifoundation.org/blog/tps-changes-for-haitians-in-miami/
National TPS Alliance
https://www.nationaltpsalliance.org
Our mission is to defend the Temporary Protected Status program and win a path to permanent residency for TPS holders. Where Can I Find Resources and Reports? ...
Temporary Protected Status
USCIS (.gov)
https://www.uscis.gov › humanitarian › temporary-prote...
May 28, 2026 — For information about when and where you must file your TPS application, please see the country specific pages to the left.
TPS - Temporary Protected Status
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
ILRC develops TPS resources and materials to keep legal advocates and community members updated about TPS designations and application processes
UPDATE on termination of TPS
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