I asked Google AI to check on every one of these TPS nations listed in the X clip below. The only two changes were for Sudan, it was 25 years, and for El Salvador, it was 25 years. That is how long they have been on temporary protected status. It is a complete scam. Most of the TPS ‘immigrants’ from every one of these countries go back to visit. Their countries are not the greatest places, but it isn’t some temporary anomaly as the TPS rule mandated. Then these TPS ‘immigrants’ bring in their families. That’s how you become a foreign country.
The long extensions to these programs are backdoor amnesty, and who knows how many receive welfare. We brought in too many foreigners too quickly and they are not assimilating.
Temporary Protected Status was a permanent scam…
Haiti: 16 years
Syria: 14 years
Nepal: 11 years
Yemen: 11 years
Sudan: 28 years
Somalia: 35 years
Honduras: 26 years
Nicaragua: 26 years
El Salvador: 24 yearsAmericans paid for it all.
The Trump Admin is ending this robbery.
— C3 (@C_3C_3) August 8, 2026
Data gathered about noncitizen households doesn’t break out TPS designees who are allegedly ineligible for federal assistance. At the least, TPS are eligible for food stamps and child credits.
The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) report analyzed data from the 2023-2025 Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement (CPS ASEC), an annual U.S. Census survey. CIS is a nonpartisan organization that advocates for lower immigration levels to the United States. The chart measures the percentage of noncitizen-headed households that use one or more means-tested public assistance programs.
Too many come here to live off us.
It’s not good for the country. Open borders with welfare can’t work. That’s just fact.
