Will introduce legislation to provide relief for all Temporary Protected Status-eligible individuals.

Yvette D. Clarke · New York · Democratic

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Occurrences

Further, she introduced the ASPIRE Act (H.R.4384), a bipartisan solution that would provide relief to all temporary protected status eligible individuals.

The page highlights Clarke’s commitment to TPS relief through the ASPIRE Act.

Clarke for Congress Immigration
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Further, she introduced the ASPIRE Act (H.R.4384), a bipartisan solution that would provide relief to all temporary protected status eligible individuals.

Campaign page says Clarke introduced legislation to provide relief for all TPS-eligible individuals.

Clarke for Congress Issues
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Evidence

The official press release archive for June 2026 lists Clarke's recent bill introductions on June 3, June 2, May 26, May 15, and May 14, but none are TPS-specific or describe introduction of broad TPS-relief legislation.

In the current lookback window, Clarke has been active on legislation, but I found no official record here of her introducing the promised TPS-relief bill for all TPS-eligible individuals. This supports an unresolved status rather than delivery.

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Press Releases Archives - Congresswoman Yvette Clarke
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Clarke said the House passage of a bipartisan discharge petition to extend TPS for Haitian nationals was a historic step and urged the Senate to act, but the measure was Haiti-specific and not legislation for all TPS-eligible individuals.

This is serious, concrete TPS-related effort, but it does not satisfy the broader commitment to introduce legislation covering all TPS-eligible individuals. It points to continued engagement, not completion of the promise.

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STATEMENT FROM CONGRESSWOMAN CLARKE, CO-CHAIR OF THE HAITI CAUCUS, ON HOUSE PASSAGE OF BIPARTISAN DISCHARGE PETITION TO EXTEND HAITI TPS - Congresswoman Yvette Clarke
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Clarke appears to have materially advanced the promise in part: her March 18, 2021 official House release says she was a co-lead of H.R. 6, the American Dream and Promise Act, which provided relief and a path to lawful permanent resident status for certain people who had or were eligible for TPS or DED. But that bill was narrower than the promise to introduce relief for all TPS-eligible individuals, because it used specific eligibility cutoffs rather than covering all such individuals broadly. Her later Haiti-specific TPS advocacy shows continued work on the issue, but it does not close that gap.

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