Press Release: Standing Together: A Square Deal for Our Salvadoran Neighbors

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 1, 2026

Press Contact: Roosevelt 2028 Press Office
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Roosevelt Campaign Supports Stability for Salvadoran Communities

Badlands, ND — The recent decision by the White House to pause the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 200,000 Salvadorans living in the United States is a crucial step towards recognizing the humanity of those who have built their lives here. This action speaks to our shared values of compassion, support for immigrant communities, and the need for stable immigration policies that reflect the contributions of all Americans, regardless of their origins.

As we stand on the threshold of the 2028 election, it is essential to remember that our strength as a nation lies in the diversity of our communities. The Salvadoran migrants who have settled in the United States have become integral members of our society, contributing not only to our economy but also enriching our culture and communities. Their resilience and determination exemplify the spirit of the American dream, and it is our duty to ensure that they can continue to thrive without living in fear of deportation.

The decision to delay TPS termination should be seen as an opportunity for a new conversation about immigration policy—one that prioritizes humanity and fairness. "We must create a system that embraces our immigrant population, understanding that they are part of the American fabric," said Theodore Roosevelt. "It is imperative that we work together to ensure that our policies reflect compassion and the acknowledgment of the hard work and dedication these individuals bring to our nation."

Our campaign, Roosevelt 2028, advocates for a "Square Deal for the Digital Age" that includes comprehensive immigration reform. This reform must not only protect vulnerable populations but also recognize the economic realities of our interconnected world. We must embrace the contributions of immigrants who have become vital to our workforce, particularly in sectors experiencing shortages. The Salvadoran community has shown unwavering dedication, and it is time we recognize their role in our economy by creating pathways to citizenship that honor their sacrifices.

Moreover, the challenges faced by Salvadorans and other immigrant communities require a bipartisan approach. In today's political climate, it is easy to find ourselves divided, but we must rise above partisan politics to forge solutions that work for American families and communities. A stable immigration policy is not just a humanitarian issue; it is an economic necessity that strengthens our workforce and ensures that families can remain together while contributing to our nation’s prosperity.

The Roosevelt campaign is committed to continuing discussions about the future of TPS and the needs of affected communities. We understand that the complexities of immigration policy require thoughtful dialogue and collaboration among all stakeholders, including advocacy groups, community leaders, and lawmakers. We must ensure that any changes to immigration status are approached with empathy and a clear understanding of their impact on American families.

In closing, I urge all Americans to support policies that foster stability and compassion for our immigrant communities. Together, we can build a future that honors the contributions of all who have chosen to call America home and ensures that no one is left behind. It is our responsibility to uphold the values that define us as a nation, and to work tirelessly for a system that reflects our commitment to fairness, justice, and opportunity for all.