Immigration: Temporary Protected Status.
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No
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Overview
This Assembly Joint Resolution condemns the Trump administration’s actions to terminate or curtail Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for individuals from various countries, particularly those residing in California. It urges Congress to enact legislation providing a pathway to permanent residency and citizenship for TPS holders and calls for the protection of Social Security benefits. The resolution also directs the state’s congressional representatives to oppose cuts and privatization efforts to Social Security.
Key provisions
- Condemns Trump administration actions to terminate or curtail Temporary Protected Status.
- Urges Congress to enact legislation for permanent residency/citizenship for TPS holders.
- Calls on California’s representatives in Congress to oppose cuts to Social Security.
- Asks the President to veto legislation attempting to cut or privatize Social Security.
- Directs the Assembly Clerk to transmit the resolution to key federal officials.
Who is affected
- Individuals with Temporary Protected Status
- California residents with TPS
- U.S. citizens with parents or family members holding TPS
- Social Security recipients
- California residents
Notable changes
- The resolution specifically names actions taken by the Trump administrations regarding TPS terminations.
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