House Votes to Advance Bill PROTECTING Haitian Migrants — Six Republicans Vote “Yes”

Congress is now trying to pass legislation that would protect hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants from deportation.

Today, the House of Representatives advanced a bill that would re-instate temporary protected status (TPS) for Haitian migrants for three more years.

The final vote was 219-209, with six Republicans siding with Democrats to advance the bill.

Those six were:

• Maria Elvira Salazar – Florida
• Don Bacon – Nebraska
• Brian Fitzpatrick – Pennsylvania
• Carlos Gimenez – Florida
• Mike Lawler – New York
• Nicole Malliotakis – New York

Here are the full details:

🚨 BREAKING: Six House Republicans just joined Democrats to PROTECT HAITIAN MIGRANTS, 219-209

Are you KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW!?

This would give Haitians temporary protected status — a category in which one of them KlLLED that woman in Florida at a gas station

Per Tim Burchett: “A… pic.twitter.com/4xFKJ2VMqs

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) April 15, 2026

BREAKING: Six House Republicans just joined Democrats to PROTECT HAITIAN MIGRANTS, 219-209

Are you KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW!?

This would give Haitians temporary protected status — a category in which one of them KlLLED that woman in Florida at a gas station

Per Tim Burchett: “A Democrat motion to provide for consideration that legal immigrants status to Haitians.”

“It provides legal immigrants status to Haitians who are already in the United States. So you have illegal Haitians here and we’re going to allow them to stay. And [several] Republicans, look them up, who they were.”

“You can pretty much guess, but go ahead and look them up. Anyway, unbelievable. This is one time I’m glad for an inaction in the Senate.”

“That’s what we’ve become. We gotta, we gotta clean this mess up up here.”

REPUBLICAN “YEAs”:
– Salazar
– Bacon
– Fitzpatrick
– Gimenez
– Lawler
– Malliotakis

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It’s not final passage, but this is the motion moving forward.

Under President Trump’s orders, the Department of Homeland Security has been ending TPS for many groups of migrants — including those from Venezuela and Afghanistan.

Back in June, it was announced that TPS would also be canceled for Haitians. However, rogue judges have blocked that order from going into effect.

The Washington Post via Yahoo News reported further:

Six Republicans voted with 212 House Democrats and one independent reaching the threshold to advance the bill, which would keep Haitians eligible for temporary protected status [TPS] for three years. The program is intended for foreign nationals from countries facing dangerous conditions, such as armed conflict and environmental disasters…

The Trump administration announced an end to temporary protections for Haitians in June, arguing that conditions in Haiti have improved since its establishment after the 2010 earthquake and calling the country “safe.” But lower courts stepped in, pausing the termination of the protections, which the Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court. The high court will hear arguments on April 29.

Immigration advocates say gang violence and civil unrest could pose serious danger to Haitians forced to leave the United States. Meanwhile, the elder care and health care industries, which rely heavily on Haitians with temporary protections, have also lobbied against the ending of the program.

Notably, a Haitian migrant released under the Biden administration was responsible for the brutal murder of an innocent Florida woman at a gas station earlier this month.

We covered that terrible story here:

HORRIFIC: Haitian Illegal Alien Released Under Biden Brutally M*rders Woman With Hammer

These are the types of people that Democrats and RINOs want to safeguard and allow to live in your neighborhood.

Let that sink in...

And, come November, you know who to vote OUT of office!

Exactly this:

The problem is these RINOS think their voters are stupid and have short memories.

Time to call their bluff at reelection time.

— Perry Bell (@PerryPalooza) April 15, 2026

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