We urge members to complete the surveys; results will help drive sound health care workforce policy and support LeadingAge NY advocacy. The deadline has been extended to Nov. 20^th.

It is essential that lawmakers hear directly from providers about the realities of operating in today's labor market and the practical immigration policy solutions that can help strengthen the caregiving workforce. Please consider joining us in Washington, DC from Sept. 22^nd-23^rd!

USCIS extended employment authorizations for Haitians with TPS until July 24^th. This is a placeholder pending action in the lower court.

The decision will eliminate deportation protections and work authorizations for over 350,000 Haitians, many of whom work in health and long-term care jobs.

Law is effective Nov. 21, 2026, allowing more flexibility for supervision of PTAs.

DHS posted a notice on its TPS webpage indicating that TPS holders from El Salvador "retain protection, including work authorization," pending a future announcement.

A USCIS update on the TPS webpage announced the termination of Haiti TPS effective July 27^th. Members are encouraged to consult with their attorneys and HR professionals, due to lack of clarity in federal guidance.

The employment authorization document termination date for Haitians with TPS and TPS holders from several other nations is now July 10^th, subject to developments in pending litigation.