Said that it was human error that lead to lead to that brief closing but the company says its working on steps to prevent Something Like that from happening again keep it here the stream is next and then more news. From. Temporary protected status or t. P. S. Is a program created by the us congress twenty seven years ago it allows immigrants already in the u. S. To temporally live what legally if they cant return to their home countries where there is no cost to citizenship countries like el salvador has had their status renewed so yes we get this video from our. Online members of congress have been tweeting a collective show of support in the last twenty four hours morning extension to the t. P. S. Program which has multiple deadlines in coming months nancy pelosi the minority leader for the democrats in the u. S. House of representatives tweeted t. V. s recipients have been contributing to local economies nationwide for years ending at what cost the u. S. Dearly representative Luis Gutierrez says we should not take hundreds of thousands of documented immigrants who are working illegally and push them into the black market on top democratic leader in the house to me hoyer tweeted this photo urging donald trump to extend t. P. S. Activists have also been trying to raise awareness on twitter using hash tags a g. P. S. About what would. Happened to recipient if the program is not extended for certain countries at least two hundred seventy three thousand u. S. Citizen kids have parents under t. P. S. But others are pointing out that the program was always meant to be temporary geoffrey says theres no such thing as temporary protected status for any foreigners is protected status always finds a way to become permanent so joining us now in the sand least we have cynthia for us shes a lawyer with the coalitions the human immigrant rights in massachusetts jessica for director of policy studies at the center for Immigration Studies and in florida where ham is a t. P. S. Recipient of reaching from haiti hello everybody good to have you here ladies let me start with this protested this is you and your mother. Did she tell you about the story of how she got to the u. S. What happened to her share it with us yes well first and foremost thank you for having me on i greatly appreciated in fact that is me and my mother my swearing in ceremony when i was licensed to practice law in california my mother came to the United States in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. As a result of the civil war in Central America and as a result she was designated with c. P. S. During its first round of t. P. S. Beneficiaries in the United States she explained to me the reason why she came to the United States was because of the civil war in incredible violence and a lot of inhumane treatment. For a nationals and she had to cross multiple country. Through various. Train airplane to arrive to the United States in one thousand nine hundred six to provide her family. With a better life. Just that this is a very Compassionate Program what was a politics like at the time key remember do you recall whether lawmakers felt that this was a good thing that the u. S. Could do some neighbors other countries that were suffering it could have been from a Natural Disaster it could be from a political disaster. Well it actually was never meant to help people who were suffering it was meant to help people who happened to be in the United States at a time of a catastrophic event in their home country to not have to return at the time that they were supposed to or to not be deported if they were found by u. S. Immigration authorities so its really not a humanitarian program as much as just a way to put off deportation or put off return in the case of someone was a student and it was always meant to be temporary and thats part of the problem why i think theres a lot of impatience with this program now is because the conditions that led to this temporary. Grant of status have for the most part resolved and yet over and over again it ministrations have renewed the socalled temporary status and allow people to stay here. So here if youre saying theyre just i want to share two tweets from people online who say there is still value to the us for having this program this is a possible immigrant services which that is t. P. S. For tax families assisted rebuilding of communities hit by war or disasters and promotes Regional Security so theres the value to the u. S. There someone also tweets and this is michelle and she says if the u. S. Does not save t. P. S. It sends a message to the world that we want people to suffer they should become citizens not return to instability cynthia the last part there about returning to instability what would that look like for your mother in her case would it be instability that she would be returning to. Will like to address the. Idea that this is meant or was meant to be a temporary program and while that may be the case i think. Understanding that its a temporary program. But those individuals that have t. P. S. Are only temporary and name they have permanent lives in the United States. And they should not be told and punished for in administratively oversight that didnt designate what temporary actually meant with regards to. The question about my mother returning to all salvador i think theres instability in many parts of the world and what would be of importance for me to recognize is that yes there is instability however it would be irresponsible and i think on reasonable for us to believe that we can repatriate hundreds of thousands of people and that country would be any country not just al sabah door would be able to absorb them without a problem or without a hitch. Muta can you tell us how you came up in the program and how you got into the program for temperance protected status what happened to you ok i was in hades since nineteen cents to doesnt and january eleventh i left there next day the act which happened there so i sussed it doesnt and im leaving here i have my daughter shes seven years old and he was here im working taking care of here in haiti my mom here house is working alcan might you know make it was because my mother in our she living under the tents so the g. P. S. Help me i work i can send money to her head and have been my daughter if i go home right now ill be home yes because we are no house below. Haiti cannot we see her because this massive deer they have called out can mightily cost a lot of color and it people do you know want it they have to work half an hour to get the water in there you hear half an hour to bring the big book it over your head to bring the order home people are dying do you see they dont have no ambition as if you see exact thing happening to you you can add color and be nice to get people dying mutilation x. E. Of the people in the United States because immigration is such a hot topic right now who think you should just go home earthquake is done and you should go back home to haiti what would you tell them. I would tell them its not sue for me to go back to haiti because haiti if i go back i dont have no work not your no house do the people live there they are now you calling from flint calling me every day for me to call you and you walk in and only one who walk in here and support my mother and myself and i would be surprised with my daughter she will be here by herself i have to be with her to get a chance have to be with their kids for their education i cannot go home and leave my donor year so im glad you raise the issue of children and what happens to those families or what might happen to those families who actually got to video comments from people facing similar circumstances the first is belinda shes a t. P. S. Recipient from one door as and the second is added when hes a t. P. S. Recipient originally from el salvador just to have a listen to what they told the story. My name is ben you know so you and i have lived in the us for twenty six years and i think you see being for nineteen this program has helped me to work and starfire me here in the u. S. Myself and others in this program we give them a hundred roubles c. B. S. Will force us to return to our home countries and leave our families behind that will be devastating to my family and i because im not taking them to a dangerous going tree that is so i cannot meet the end suffering ill say to return to. My one friend i we have three years we have two American Cities and orders for my family and their families of the all t. P. S. Hold the i ask into the congress united. And the ministration. Police say t. P. S. And permanent rest for all. Families so just what do you make of that argument that this wells split apart family. Well i i would hope that people would take their families with them if their temporary protected status ends and of of course like people like me are to have family back in haiti that they could. You know be with also if they were to return home i mean you know what i think of though i have a friend his name is Don Rosenberg and he lives in california and he was permanently separated from his son who was killed by a man from honduras who had t. P. S. Who was not following the laws here not contributing is it as im sure many of the folks on this program are so there are some human cost to americans too for for having programs like t. P. S. When congress you know just cant get up the nerve to do what it should do and say that people are going to be expected to return home of course we have people in america who dont have jobs dont have homes have difficulty supporting their families as well and we also have a Legal Immigration system and so i think people have to ask themselves if its really fair to the people who qualified to come in through our Legal Immigration program and who have families sponsoring them or employers sponsoring them if we look the other way at people who have come into the country illegally and allow them to stay permanently and there are all kinds of effects when we dont control the region and id like to add there are so far which. They think should not be allowed for humans arent. Permanently p. P. S. Beneficiaries are cult type because youre speaking as a desk and we cut holes to stop that salt its all red so lets just start afresh again. So id like to interject i can appreciate the anecdote that jessica just shared but id like to present the fact that all humans are complex with. Different backgrounds different lived experiences different traumas and while i very fundamentally. Share my sympathies for folks that have lost individuals and any act of violence i think its incredibly unfair to use that anecdote to to absolve ourselves of the responsibilities that yes in fact if t. P. S. Is not extended there will be a separation of families that could lead to incredible trauma of intergenerational trauma that i know a Central Americans have been experiencing for a very long time and if were talking about this expectation that t. P. S. Beneficiaries return to their countries of origin and with u. S. Citizen children we have to also think about the dangers that we might be placing on those u. S. Citizen children of t. P. S. Beneficiaries upon returning to a country which they do not identify with. Or do not understand the cultural norms in those countries and so i think the point here is to really underscore that t. P. S. Beneficiaries have been residing in the United States some of which for over two decades and some of what with t. P. S. For as long as one thousand years and theyve been contributing and have been integrated into u. S. Society and have paid consequences for any ills that they have done but also have reaped the benefits of being active participants in the United States economy and also Civic Engagement and so i think for me the important point to underscore is that t. P. S. Beneficiaries many of which have u. S. Citizen children and are part of mix that is families have contributed an insurmountable amount in terms of their socioeconomic contributions but also they cannot be. For an administrate of oversight when this that is the t. P. S. Was designated it was truly mentally ill and a new strain of oversight im going to up a bit before i dont understand what you have brought about. By qualifying the program as temporary without having strict guidelines as to what temporary means whether it be for fiber nul and having the discretion to either renew or deny in. Discretion of the department of Homeland Security or the attorney general that is in administratively oversight folks you know i didnt read the bill you are big congress deliberately wrote to make it temper i mean they didnt make a mistake when they called it temporary protected status i thought it was all because they didnt define what temporary meant to sense and jessica im just wondering your idea that its just one naive at. About this idea of allowing people who are already in the United States if they have trouble back at home to stay and not thinking that theyre going to have roots have children have lives have businesses have mortgages its much bigger than there was an earthquake in this part of the world you are a citizen of that country we will look after you until you can go back home or we dream that its ok for you to go back home so that there was probably more foresight needed as this temporary Protection Status Program was put together there are no makers though in the us who are thinking how do we fix this how do we make this better this is a representative from new york and he is talking about the contribution that t. P. S. Recipients are making to the United States right now eighty percent are employed nearly ninety percent speak english twenty two percent arrived as children eleven percent. And then in florida south florida lawmakers are proposing a path to legal status for haitian t. P. S. Recipients. What do you have what you know that there are still people who are not in agreement with how this has been implemented this is someone whose handle is title eight says im not unsympathetic but given early recipients now likely have u. S. Citizen grandchildren t. V. s is basically amnesty with a fancy name someone else might agree with that this is the f. G. Who says amnesty is never the answer i dont care the age or the experience it rewards it encourages illegal entry and these overstays cynthia what do you make of those arguments well first i think there is an incredible lack of understanding with regards to what amnesty actually is this is not amnesty it was a program its an Administrative Program and while i can understand where folks are a bit confused about a temporary status that has been renewed over periods of years some of which of course ranging to nineteen years. We have to take responsibility we have to take responsibility for having not provided a clear indicator of how many renewal periods each person was going to have that would qualify as temporary we cannot penalize t. P. S. Beneficiaries for building out their lives in the United States contributing owning homes owning businesses having u. S. Citizen children its irresponsible at its core whether it let me ask you if people with temporary protected status were to be offered a green card and a path to citizenship which type of Legal Immigration do you think should be reduced to account for that and which people who are waiting for Legal Immigration green card do you think should have to be wait while they are processed. I think those are very very different. Protocols one is for t. P. S. Beneficiaries that have resided in the United States they are not immigrating to the United States ok this is not a sterile sum game they currently reside and have their residing in the United States of course this administration has made it abundantly clear that they expect and in fact want to reduce immigration to the United States so i dont think that those thats even a. Logical question maybe seven to seventy million day ok and when you say we actually have a set of prints because we have to actually has to address and shes in the process meter what you want to add go ahead please i want to because we t. P. S. Family we on of them we are on it had a working family i believe they should we need to be as far as for its in months then after that the congressman will mr president bush to walk in and the congress to give us a permanent residence because we and ive. Had a working family we work here we all know i want to come here to army back to work to help our families im sure thats true and when i hear the stories of how much people with t. P. S. Have have been working hard and saving money and buying homes and and what i think is what an asset you could be in your home country because we are the land to come here to im a guy because our countrys not is not providing work for us we dont have work People School day graduate from university theyd still sit down theyre not working thats why im standing haitian people you see their ticket bought all the sign deal and so i mean that is send back them to haiti they still pick up what they learned back these the bullet sic were dandy a lot of them die on the sea they try to come to on it got to get better life Better Future for their children. You know thats what you meant you were that you didnt have the motivation that i mentioned being in an airline you mentioned t. P. S. Recipients they could be an asset to their home countries there is someone here philip who helped out something to say about that he says the u. S. Actually would lose one hundred sixty four billion dollars over a decade if el salvador honduras and haiti lose t. P. I. Us theres an economic argument there hes saying you agree. Well i think its a little bit farfetched to suggest that a couple hundred thousand people in the United States would have some kind of huge Economic Impact if they were to depart to their home country i actually think there would be more of a positive Economic Impact for their home country if they were to return and use the skills and savings that theyve acquired here in the United States to be a part of their community in their home country and you know i think that would be helpful to these countries and countries like im doris and i have said that they would welcome back people who have t. V. s now on the day in their starting Integration Programs for them theyre getting schools ready to accommodate their children in the event that the United States decides to let the status expire see they did im going to im not going to sation here because well out of time but the uncertainty of the t. P. S. Program is that we dont know if hell from el salvador honduras whether you will have to go home in the next few months or so that is the reality of being a t. P. S. Recipient thank you so much when part of this program leaves a conversation is always online is a hashtag. Like everybody. The a the us. 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