šØ Congress just voted to extend TPS for 300k Haitian nationals but how temporary is "temporary"?

šØ Congress just voted to extend Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 350,000 Haitian nationals but how temporary is "temporary" anymore?
TPS was created after Haiti's devastating 2010 earthquake as a short-term humanitarian measure. Fifteen years and multiple administrations later, it keeps getting extended and now the House wants 3 more years.
But let's not ignore the key facts:
⢠91% of Haitian TPS holders reportedly entered the U.S. illegally
⢠65% of Haitian-headed non-immigrant households are on public assistance
POTUS is expected to veto the bill and the Senate is likely to block it too.
Some say Congress is turning a temporary program into a permanent amnesty policy - bypassing executive authority on immigration enforcement.
When does a temporary program become permanent policy? Drop your thoughts below. š
