218 Was the Beginning.
Now We Need Every Vote.
The discharge petition was an incredible victory — but it’s not the finish line. We need your help to pass H. Res. 965 and carry H.R. 1689 across the House floor and into the Senate.
and families impacted
veto-proof majority
What Is H.R. 1689?
H.R. 1689 would extend the designation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti until 2029, providing critical stability for over 350,000 Haitian TPS holders and their families and communities across the country. Haitian TPS holders contribute nearly $6 billion to the U.S. economy each year and pay $1.56 billion in taxes annually.
Getting to 218 signatures on the discharge petition was a hard-won victory — but it only forces the bill to the floor for a vote. We now need 218 votes to pass the bill, and are aiming for 290 to ensure a veto-proof majority.
This is a tangible opportunity that reflects the urgency of the moment. As more members of Congress are brought into the conversation, H.R. 1689 creates space for new voices to weigh in on TPS and DED at a time when the Supreme Court is considering cases involving Haiti and Syria. Learn more about the April 29 Supreme Court oral arguments →
Take Action Now
Call Your Representative
Use the directory below to find your member’s office phone and staff contacts. Ask them to vote YES.
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Use this ready-to-customize sample letter to send directly to your representative’s office.
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The expanded target list with discharge petition status and additional contact info tabs.
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Rep. Pressley’s office toolkit for thanking signers and guiding floor vote outreach.
Download Toolkit →Tell Congress: #KeepThemHome
Fill out HBA’s form to join the movement — you’ll receive instructions to call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and demand your member of Congress vote YES on H.R. 1689.
What to Say When You Call
📞 Phone Script Guide
Thank them for signing the discharge petition and ask them to confirm they will vote YES on H. Res. 965 and H.R. 1689 when it comes to the floor.
Ask them to vote YES on H. Res. 965 and H.R. 1689. Many members may have missed the deadline or were unwilling to sign the petition itself — but they can still support the bill on the floor vote.
H.R. 1689 would extend TPS for Haiti until 2029, protecting over 350,000 people and their families. The bill has strong bipartisan momentum with 218 discharge petition signatures. We need 290 votes for a veto-proof majority. Haitian TPS holders contribute nearly $6 billion annually to the U.S. economy and $1.56 billion in taxes. There is growing Republican interest — we need approximately 50 Republican votes. The Supreme Court is currently considering TPS cases involving Haiti (Miot v. Trump) and Syria (Dahlia Doe v. Noem), with oral arguments on April 29, making Congressional action even more urgent. Learn more about the Supreme Court cases →
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Why Every Vote Matters
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Every call, every letter, every conversation with a congressional office matters. Help us get to 290.
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