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[7/31, 10:37 AM] Sister Guerlande: GWOUPE LES VRAIS AMIS EN CHRIST.

JEZU BENI NOU PÈP SOVE A
✅MESAJ ENPÒTAN POU GWOUP VRÈ ZANMI JEZU YO

1️⃣Nou konnen pa genyen okenn enstitisyon ki ka byen mache san pa genyen prensip
se pou rezon sa nou vle kominike nou kèlke prensip pou nou ka kontinye byen mache frèm ak sèm yo nan travay la Bondye beni nou mèsi pou konpreyansyon nou

2️⃣ Nou di mèsi a Dye e mèsi a tout moun ki toujou kenbe Prinsip gwoup la.

3️⃣ Respè yonn pou lòt
Pi piti a ka bay moun ki pi gran an yon konsèy depwil bon nap Chita ansanm nou brase lide.

4️⃣ Lè n' ap fè Priyè sou gwoup la pou pi plis nou dwe voye 2 ou 3 vòys, pou Meditasyon nou ka voye 2 al 3 vòys pou plis pou nou sil vou plè pou anpeche telefòn yo genyen problèm

5️⃣ Pa voye videyo ak imaj pou nou sou gwoup la mèsi davans

6️⃣ Egzanp spesyal fèt Noël Pak ,fèt Manman ,fèt Papa ,kèlkeswa fèt la pa voye okenn imaj pou nou sil vou plè mèsi

7️⃣ Pandan Sèvitè a oubyen Sèvant la ap travay sou gwoup la, pa rikòde mesaj ou , pa ekri nan li 'n nan, tann moun nan fini pou nou sil vou plè

9️⃣Menn lè nou ta gen yon Mesaj ki ta enpòtan ,ou paka bay li pandan moun nan ap travay sou gwoup la pran yon ti patyans sil vou plè

🔟 Si ou toujou ap voye imaj ki pa bon, nou gen yon desizyon Manb Komite a pral pran avèk ou
An nou fè travay Bondye a ,ak Respè ,Lòd e Disipli 'n mèsi pou konpreansyon nou pèp Sove a
[7/31, 10:40 AM] Sister Guerlande: GWOUPE LES VRAIS AMIS EN CHRIST.

JEZU BENI NOU PÈP SOVE A
✅MESAJ ENPÒTAN POU GWOUP VRÈ ZANMI JEZU YO

1️⃣Nou konnen pa genyen okenn enstitisyon ki ka byen mache san pa genyen prensip
se pou rezon sa nou vle kominike nou kèlke prensip pou nou ka kontinye byen mache frèm ak sèm yo nan travay la Bondye beni nou mèsi pou konpreyansyon nou

2️⃣ Nou di mèsi a Dye e mèsi a tout moun ki toujou kenbe Prinsip gwoup la.

3️⃣ Respè yonn pou lòt
Pi piti a ka bay moun ki pi gran an yon konsèy depwil bon nap Chita ansanm nou brase lide.

4️⃣ Lè n' ap fè Priyè sou gwoup la pou pi plis nou dwe voye 2 ou 3 vòys, pou Meditasyon nou ka voye 2 al 3 vòys, pou plis pou nou sil vou plè pou anpeche telefòn yo genyen problèm

5️⃣ Pa voye videyo ak imaj pou nou sou gwoup la mèsi davans

6️⃣ Egzanp spesyal fèt Noël Pak ,fèt Manman ,fèt Papa ,kèlkeswa fèt la pa voye okenn imaj pou nou sil vou plè mèsi

7️⃣ Pandan Sèvitè a oubyen Sèvant la ap travay sou gwoup la, pa rikòde mesaj ou , pa ekri nan li 'n nan, tann moun nan fini pou nou sil vou plè

9️⃣Menn lè nou ta gen yon Mesaj ki ta enpòtan ,ou paka bay li pandan moun nan ap travay sou gwoup la pran yon ti patyans sil vou plè

🔟 Si ou toujou ap voye imaj ki pa bon, nou gen yon desizyon Manb Komite a pral pran avèk ou
An nou fè travay Bondye a ,ak Respè ,Lòd e Disipli 'n mèsi pou konpreansyon nou pèp Sove a

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Home News Press Releases Secretary Mayorkas Extends and Redesignates Temporary Protected Status for Haiti for 18 Months
Secretary Mayorkas Extends and Redesignates Temporary Protected Status for Haiti for 18 Months
Release Date: December 5, 2022
Redesignation Allows Newly Eligible Haitian Nationals to Apply for TPS and Employment Authorization Documentation

WASHINGTON – Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas today announced the extension of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti for an additional 18 months, from February 4, 2023, through August 3, 2024, due to extraordinary and temporary conditions in Haiti. He also redesignated Haiti for TPS, allowing Haitian nationals residing in the United States as of November 6, 2022, to apply for TPS through August 3, 2024, so long as they meet all eligibility requirements. It is important to note that Haitians entering the United States after November 6, 2022, are not eligible for TPS and, like other individuals without a legal basis to remain in the United States, will be subject to removal. To repeat: Haitians entering the United States after November 6, 2022, including those who might be considering entering now, are not eligible for TPS.

“We are providing much-needed humanitarian relief to Haitian nationals already present in the United States,” said Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas. “The conditions in Haiti, including socioeconomic challenges, political instability, and gang violence and crime – aggravated by environmental disaster – compelled the humanitarian relief we are providing today.”

Secretary Mayorkas extended and redesignated Haiti for TPS after consultation with interagency partners and careful consideration of the extraordinary and temporary conditions in Haiti, including a prolonged political crisis; grave insecurity and gang crime that worsened a dire economic situation; a lack of access to food, water, fuel and health care during a resurgence of cholera; and the recent catastrophic earthquakes.

It is, as indicated above, important to note that TPS will apply only to those individuals who already have been residing in the United States as of November 6, 2022, and who meet all other requirements. Those who attempt to travel to the United States after this announcement will not be eligible for TPS and, if they enter irregularly or without legal authorization, will be subject to repatriation.

A soon-to-be-published Federal Register notice will explain the eligibility criteria, timelines, and procedures necessary for current beneficiaries to re-register and renew Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) and for new applicants to submit an initial application under the redesignation and apply for an EAD.

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Last Updated: 12/05/2022
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