ALT The recent Supreme Court ruling on the termination of Haitian and Syrian TPS is an injustice. Turning our backs on people who came to the United States in search of safety, fleeing countries where they may be targeted for violence, human rights abuses, humanitarian crises or natural disasters is far from the ideals upon which this country was founded. For now, TPS protections for Haiti and Syria remain in effect. The district court must still issue an order before the termination can take effect, and we expect that process to take approximately 30 days. If you or someone you know may be affected, don't wait to seek legal advice: Greater Boston Legal Services Intake: (617) 371-1234 MIRA Coalition Immigration Helpline: (508) 293-1871 Massachusetts Access to Counsel Initiative (MACI): (508) 505-4588 To help immigrants affected by this ruling: Contact your U.S. Senators and urge them to protect TPS families Support GBLS' work by donating to our Immigration Litigation Fund

ALT WHAT: New federal law has limited immigrants’ access to MassHealth and ConnectorCare coverage. MLRI is looking to talk to Massachusetts residents who have lost or are at risk of losing their health care coverage because of this new law WHY: By sharing your experiences, we can work to make sure all voices are heard and access to healthcare is protected. WHO: We’re seeking participants who fit into these categories to talk about what the loss of health coverage means to them: MA resident legally residing in the U.S., people with a current, recognized immigration status such as Asylees, Refugees, Permanent Residents, people with work authorization, etc., have lost/are expecting to lose either MassHealth or ConnectorCare coverage because of new limitations on immigrants’ access to coverage. For example, anyone who lost ConnectorCare Plan Type 1 at the beginning of this year. Participants may choose to remain anonymous, not use their full name, or use only initials, and will be compensated

ALT ¿QUÉ?: Una nueva ley federal ha limitado el acceso de inmigrantes a la cobertura de MassHealth y ConnectorCare. El Instituto de Reforma Legal de Massachusetts quiere hablar con los residentes de Massachusetts que hayan perdido su cobertura de atenciónmédica o que estén en riesgo deperderla por lo dispuesto en estanueva ley. ¿POR QUÉ?: Si comparten sus experiencias, podemos trabajar para asegurarnos de que todas las Voces sean escuchadas y de quese proteja el acceso a la atención médica. ¿QUIÉNES?: Buscamos participantes que se encuentren dentro de las siguientes categorías para hablar de lo que significa para ellos la pérdida de cobertura médica: Residentes de Massachusetts que vivan legalmente en los EE, personas que hayan perdido la cobertura de MassHealth o ConnectorCare o que prevean perderla debido a las nuevas limitaciones en el acceso a la cobertura médica para los inmigrantes.

ALT Join us for the Lifting Kids Out of Deep Poverty event and display Thursday, May 17, at 2pm. MA State House, Room 350. View the display on the 4th floor of the Massachusetts State House April 14th - 25th