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H.R. 3123, To extend the designation of Liberia under section 244 of the Immigration and Nationality Act so that Liberians can continue to be eligible for temporary protected status under that section
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Cecilia
I hope this bill will pass in the senate. This bill is the only hope for many Liberians and the future for american born children of Liberians. Extending the legal stay of Liberians for one more year is only a temporary solution to a serious predicament, but it will bring some temporary relief to Liberian families currently under TPS status.
Susan Wensell
This bill should be passed. To
send Liberian families back to a country with 85% unemployment is only one of the reasons that would make this action unconscionable.