https://www.hrw.org/sites/default/files/media_2021/08/Groups%20Urge%20Biden%20Administration%20to%20Halt%20Deportation%20Flights%20to%20Haiti%2008.30.21.pdf "the undersigned organizations [like HIAS Pennsylvania] ask your Administration to **immediately halt all deportation and expulsion flights to Haiti; promptly return to the United States any Haitians** who were eligible for Temporary Protected Status (“TPS”) and wrongly deported since May 21, 2021; explore other avenues of protection for Haitian immigrants including Deferred Enforced Departure (“DED”); **expedite the release of Haitians detained in immigration facilities in the United States**, Puerto Rico and other territories; and grant humanitarian parole to Haitians at the U.S.-Mexico border." **If you identify as a refugee today, or are an illegal under a bridge wanting to stay in the USA, contact them here:** Do not waste their time. They are saving the lives of your replacements. https://www.hias.org/events/temporary-protected-status-lifeline-forcibly-displaced-people HIAS is a Jewish American nonprofit organization that provides humanitarian aid and assistance to refugees. It was originally established in 1881 to aid Jewish refugees. In 1975, the State Department asked HIAS to aid in resettling 3,600 Vietnam refugees. https://hiaspa.org/afghanistanhaiti/ "Donate to help support Afghan families AND OTHERS FLEEING PERSECUTION. Advocate ON BEHALF OF AFGHANS AND HAITIANS. TO GET INVOLVED WITH HELPING AFGHAN AND HAITIAN REFUGEES, PLEASE sign up for a volunteer database profile AND A new volunteer information session. LEARN HOW YOU CAN USE YOUR EXTRA SPACE TO PROVIDE A WELCOMING STAY FOR REFUGEES THROUGH Airbnb’s Open Homes program. HELP US PROVIDE pro bono legal AND general services. IF YOU ARE A LOW INCOME RESIDENT OF PENNSYLVANIA SEEKING IMMIGRATION LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR A LOVED ONE, PLEASE EMAIL helpforafghans@hiaspa.org" Here's the visa application they apply for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Immigrant_Visa#Application_Process "Starting in the 2000s, HIAS expanded our resettlement work to include assistance to non-Jewish refugees, meaning **we became involved in the aftermath of conflicts** from Afghanistan, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Ethiopia, Haiti, Hungary, Iran, Morocco, Poland, Romania, Tunisia, Vietnam, and the successor states to the former Soviet Union. We began to work in countries where refugees fled to, so as to identify those in immediate danger and bring them to safety....In the U.S. we work with local social service organizations around the country to welcome refugees and **help them integrate into their communities and build new lives**. " https://www.hias.org/who/history