FAIR goes into full meltdown over Venezuelan TPS.
I particularly like the part where they scream in all caps that TPS is supposed to last "maybe a few months"—when by law initial TPS designations must be 6-18 months long and Congress fully authorized extending designations.
I particularly like the part where they scream in all caps that TPS is supposed to last "maybe a few months"—when by law initial TPS designations must be 6-18 months long and Congress fully authorized extending designations.
This tweet is also hilariously incoherent. The law requires that a person seeking TPS benefits have been "continuously physically present in the United States since the effective date of the most recent designation of that state."
So FAIR thinks Biden should have broken the law?
So FAIR thinks Biden should have broken the law?
Also totally incoherent is this tweet, which claims that asylum is a "temporary protection" (it's not, it's a path to citizenship) for people "to work for positive change back home," which, huh?
Do they think people granted asylum are required to be human rights advocates?
Do they think people granted asylum are required to be human rights advocates?
Another reason the ALL CAPS tweet is hilariously wrong?
By law, TPS is *also* for an "ongoing armed conflict" or if there are "extraordinary and temporary conditions in the foreign state that prevent [people] who are nationals of the state from returning to the state in safety."
By law, TPS is *also* for an "ongoing armed conflict" or if there are "extraordinary and temporary conditions in the foreign state that prevent [people] who are nationals of the state from returning to the state in safety."
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