Posted by: bournvita86 March 23, 2022
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Here is the source: https://democracyforward.org/press/tps-beneficiaries/
But reading the press release and the settlement document, it does not seem to be a blanket decision to allow anyone to apply for green card - it is more related to people who had filed for adjustment of status already and that was denied (or people put in deportation proceedings). Those individuals can now apply for adjustment again.
From the settlement document:
"Should an individual’s removal order be terminated, individuals who have already
applied to adjust status with USCIS and been denied solely for lack of jurisdiction, or denied solely
for lack of jurisdiction and inadmissibility (where a waiver was available but not filed or
adjudicated for the waivable ground of inadmissibility), may either file a new Form I-485 or move
to reopen their denied application for adjustment of status with USCIS, if timely."
But reading the press release and the settlement document, it does not seem to be a blanket decision to allow anyone to apply for green card - it is more related to people who had filed for adjustment of status already and that was denied (or people put in deportation proceedings). Those individuals can now apply for adjustment again.
From the settlement document:
"Should an individual’s removal order be terminated, individuals who have already
applied to adjust status with USCIS and been denied solely for lack of jurisdiction, or denied solely
for lack of jurisdiction and inadmissibility (where a waiver was available but not filed or
adjudicated for the waivable ground of inadmissibility), may either file a new Form I-485 or move
to reopen their denied application for adjustment of status with USCIS, if timely."