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After reviewing country conditions and consulting with appropriate U.S. Government agencies, the Secretary determined that Haiti no longer meets the conditions for the designation for Temporary Protected Status. The Secretary, therefore, is newly terminating the Temporary Protected Status designation of Haiti as required by statute. This termination is effective February 3, 2026. After February 3, 2026, nationals of Haiti (and aliens having no nationality who last habitually resided in Haiti) who have been granted Temporary Protected Status under Haiti's designation will no longer have Temporary Protected Status. This determination to terminate the TPS designation for Haiti supersedes the determination announced in the July 1, 2025 notice, “Termination of the Designation of Haiti for Temporary Protected Status.”

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The employers of a taco shop in Arizona have been ARRESTED for employing illegals.

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A Somalian who was successfully deported from Minnesota to Somalia is now having a mental breakdown on social media after realising his new reality.

President Donald Trump’s administration is preparing to take a major new step in the federal government’s border-security crackdown.

The Treasury Department has announced that federal officials will begin targeting remittances sent by illegal aliens out of the United States.

In a new statement, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) said it will now flag all cross-border transfers above $2,000 as suspicious activity.

The aggressive move is aimed at cutting off the financial pipelines that illegal aliens rely on after working unlawfully inside the country. ...

Money sent back to Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Honduras, and El Salvador routinely exceeds foreign investment and dwarfs international aid, with some countries relying on U.S. remittances at levels comparable to their key export sectors.

A significant share of those remittances comes from illegal aliens employed off-the-books in the U.S. economy, meaning entire foreign governments are benefiting financially from weak American border enforcement.

The Treasury Department’s new alert signals an intention to cut that flow off at the source.

In a new statement, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) said it will now flag all cross-border transfers above $2,000 as suspicious activity.

Is that $2k per transaction? That would be defeated by sending $1,000 remittances one week apar

On Saturday, Newsweek ran a story headlined, “Scott Bessent looks to cut off tax benefits for illegal migrants.” In the wake of the DC shootings, President Trump published a fiery Thanksgiving post that, among other things, promised to crack down on taxpayer money flowing to illegal aliens.

On Friday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent tweeted that his agency was already acting.

Illegal aliens unauthorized to work in the U.S. can still file federal tax returns using ITINs, which the IRS issues “regardless of immigration status” so that non‑citizens can report income and pay tax. But because they are often in low or mid-income levels, illegals don’t pay taxes.

Instead, illegals with ITINs qualify for various “tax credits.” You aren’t going to believe this next part, but I swear it is true.

Some of these tax credits are “refundable,” meaning that if the credit exceeds any tax owed, the IRS cuts a check or a direct deposit for the difference, turning the credit into a rebate instead of just reducing tax liability to zero.

In other words, we’re basically paying the illegals to be here. Using federal tax money collected from citizens. And “charitable” NGOs busily teach them how to get ITINs and apply.

Unsurprisingly, no one has ever studied the scope of this massive, unbelievable problem. But estimates suggest the total amount of “tax credits” “refunded” to illegal aliens is billions and billions per year. As far back as 2010, one Inspector General report found $4.2 billion in Child Care tax credits alone flowing to illegals, having rocketed up from $924 million just five years earlier. A 2023 FAIR estimate calculated $8.4 billion “refunded” to illegals from the Child Care and Earned Income credits alone.

Scott Bessent is now working with the DOJ to issue a new legal opinion, which will reclassify refundable portions of the Earned Income Tax Credit, Additional Child Tax Credit, American Opportunity Tax Credit, Premium Tax Credit, and Saver’s Match Credit as “federal public benefits” that cannot lawfully be paid to “non‑qualified aliens,” including those here illegally.

In a single stroke, this will gut a massive “free money” incentive for illegals to remain in America.

H&R Block employees turned in their illegal alien clients to ICE, and used the reward money to purchase cruise tickets.

H&R Block employees turned in their illegal alien clients to ICE, and used the reward money to purchase cruise tickets.

I suspect all the illegals are largely the cause.