On Wednesday, April 29, the Supreme Court of the United States will hear arguments regarding whether the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for individuals from Haiti and Syria. These hearings are not just about TPS holders from these two countries; the Court's decision could set a precedent impacting all 1.3 million TPS holders living in the U.S.

Wednesday morning TPS holders, their family members and allies from all over the country will be rallying on the steps of The Supreme Court in Washington D.C. The goal of this rally is to lift up the voices of TPS holders, and the message is simple, TPS holders are not outsiders, they are part of America and deserve the right to continue to build their lives, families and futures in this country.

This is a collective fight for dignity and justice. We know that not everyone can make it to Washington, D.C., so the TPS Solidarity Committee has developed a toolkit of actions allies can take on Wednesday to stand in solidarity with those on the Supreme Court steps.

TPS Solidarity Tool Kit

TPS Solidary Actions

• Change social media profile pictures and cover photos to show support.

• Download Profile Picture Here

• Download Social Media Cover Here

• Find More Options Here

• Film a quick video talking about why you support TPS holders’ fight for their futures in the United States and share it on your social media.

• Download Advocacy Video Guide Here

• View Talking Points Here

• Listen to the Supreme Court oral arguments and/or watch the rally on the Supreme Court steps.

• Click Here for Live Audio of Supreme Court Arguments (starting at 10:00 AM eastern)

• Click Here for Live Stream of Rally on National TPS Alliance Facebook Page

After years of resilience and struggle, TPS holders should not have to fight alone! Speak Out! Stand in Solidarity! Support TPS Advocacy!