Over 101,000 Ukrainians currently hold TPS designations
1 Sep 23 · 3d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
As of February 2026, more than 101,000 Ukrainians hold TPS status, according to the Migration Policy Institute. TPS holders cannot be deported and have the right to work, though the status does not provide a path to permanent citizenship.
“Ukrainians seeking safety here are fleeing unimaginable horror at home – bloody missile and drone strikes, ruthless kidnapping of children, a cold winter without heat. Forcing their return to such cruel conditions would be the height of inhumanity.”
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It looks like Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainians is set to expire on October 19 -- just three weeks away. https://www. uscis.gov/humanitarian/tempora ry-protected-status/TPS-Ukraine
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