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City manager outlines TPS status; local faith groups and residents organize 'Love Thy Neighbor' event for Haitian community
Summary
City leadership described the fluid federal status of Temporary Protected Status and advised residents to use United Way 211 for information while local faith leaders and immigrant-rights supporters announced a solidarity event for Haitian neighbors on Aug. 2.
City officials told the commission on July 29 that the federal designation for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) remains fluid and that local authorities will continue to communicate with the Department of Homeland Security as court actions evolve. Officials advised residents seeking general immigration information to contact United Way's 2-1-1 rather than 9-1-1.
At the same meeting, local community leaders and faith organizations voiced public support for…
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