Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says Haitians and Syrians who lose Temporary Protected Status can apply for lawful permanent residence or temporary visas but approvals are not automatic and applicants with felonies or social-program dependence face heightened scrutiny.Mullin says the administration will offer airfare and $2,100 for people who choose voluntary return after the Supreme Court upheld the administration's authority to end TPS by a 6-3 vote affecting roughly 350K Haitians and 6K Syrians.Mullin defends the safety of returning to
Haiti while acknowledging Federal Aviation Administration limits on commercial flights to
Haiti and
Syria and says the Department of Homeland Security and the
Department of State can arrange special flights where commercial service is limited.