Take action · H.R. 9899
Tell Congress to pass the Afghanistan TPS Act
The bipartisan Afghanistan TPS Act would restore protection from deportation and the right to work for the vetted Afghan allies already living here. It is now introduced in both the House and the Senate, and it is moving. What it needs now is for your representatives to hear from you.
Last updated August 6, 2026
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A bridge for allies who are already here
The Afghanistan TPS Act (H.R. 9899) designates Afghanistan for Temporary Protected Status through July 1, 2029. TPS is a bridge, not a path to citizenship, for people who are already here, already vetted, and already working in American communities.
Protection restored
Shields vetted Afghan allies from deportation to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, and restores their work authorization.
Fast and accountable
Requires DHS to adjudicate applications within 90 days, after full biometric and national-security vetting.
Bipartisan, and now bicameral
Introduced in the House by Reps. Crow, Bacon, Liccardo, and Salazar, two Democrats and two Republicans, on July 23, 2026, with a Senate companion introduced August 6, 2026. The Senate bill number is pending.
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