Staff Reports
It’s about time America gets serious about enforcing immigration laws. The Department of Homeland Security’s decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 500,000 Haitians is a major victory for common-sense policies, putting the interests of American citizens first. For too long, we’ve had this “temporary” status hang around, becoming a permanent fixture in our immigration system due to bleeding-heart liberals who confuse compassion with chaos.
Let’s be real, TPS wasn’t meant to be a never-ending stay in the U.S. It was supposed to help those affected by the devastating 2010 Haiti earthquake. But fast-forward more than a decade, and we’re still playing house. The current administration made the bold move to finally say “enough is enough,” making sure the temporary gets back to being just that—temporary.
Liberals often push the idea that America needs to be the world’s safety net. But how about focusing on helping our own citizens instead of turning the U.S. into a global shelter? The improvements in Haiti mean it’s time for these individuals to return to their homeland and help rebuild their own country. Being tough on immigration isn’t about being anti-immigrant. It’s about respecting the laws that founded this great nation and making sure we are fair to those who seek to enter America the right way.
Get the Haiti out of here!https://t.co/L4yNNfYpCr
— Texas for Trump (@cmd1969) June 27, 2025
Republicans have been right all along. TPS has been manipulated by those who want to bypass the legal immigration process, disrespecting those who waited in line and followed the rules. And let’s not forget how keeping TPS permanent ropes America into solving problems that aren’t ours to fix. It’s time liberals stop using sympathy as an excuse to ignore the law.
So here’s a question: If we open our doors to everyone indefinitely, what’s left of our identity? It’s time America puts itself first. Thank you, DHS, for restoring integrity and making TPS temporary again.
