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California U.S. Senator Adam Schiff Joins Bipartisan Group of Senators in Demanding the Trump Administration to Extend and Redesignate TPS for...
She said Los Angeles must continue protecting Angelenos from the administration's attacks. Mayor Karen Bass thanked Soto-Martínez and Rodriguez for...
... Los Angeles and other cities throughout the U.S.. “When that announcement... L.A. Mayor Karen Bass, who was also present at Thursday's press...
Mayor Karen Bass released a statement on Tuesday, speaking out against... Los Angeles. “For more than a generation, Salvadoran Angelenos...
Temporary protected status for nearly 232,000 Salvadoran immigrants remains in place unless DHS announces otherwise. Rep. Luz Rivas is pushing for a...
“Changes to Temporary Protected Status can create uncertainty for workers and employers alike, but uncertainty does not erase workers' rights,” Bonta...
We will stand with them in this fight, and we will not let them face it alone.” Mayor Karen Bass, City of Los Angeles. 200 N. Spring St. Los Angeles,...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement in the hours ahead of the deadline. "California is home to roughly 55,000 Salvadoran TPS...
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, in an announcement Wednesday, decried the end of Temporary Protected Status for tens of thousands of Salvadorans.
The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) program for Salvadoran beneficiaries in Los Angeles is set to expire Wednesday, prompting Mayor Karen Bass to...
Mendota Mayor Víctor Martínez estimates that 2,000 Salvadorans with... Martinez says he hopes Trump's friendly relationship with Salvadoran...
A U.S. congressman from California is urging the Trump... Rep. Ami Bera made the appeal in a letter Wednesday to U.S. Secretary...
The bill introduced by Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey would have the Secretary of Homeland Security extend TPS to Haitians through March 2029.
... Rep. Ami Bera, D- Calif., who called the situation "pretty horrific" after touring gang-ravaged Port-au-Prince. "This is not the right time to be...
“The conditions we saw on the ground were pretty horrific. When the interim Haitian government is having success to go from 90% gang control to 70% gang control, it suggests things are pretty bad there.”
