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    You are at:Home»Faculty»PolitiFact: Prof. Gemma Solimene Points Out Inaccuracy in Donald Trump Jr.’s Claim that TPS Recipients Are “Unvetted”
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    PolitiFact: Prof. Gemma Solimene Points Out Inaccuracy in Donald Trump Jr.’s Claim that TPS Recipients Are “Unvetted”

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    By Newsroom on September 30, 2024 Faculty, In the News

    On Sept. 9, Donald Trump Jr. claimed on X that Springfield, Ohio, was being destroyed by “unvetted Haitian migrants” and blamed Vice President Kamala Harris. Fordham Law Professor Gemma Solimene is quoted in a PolitiFact article that breaks down what Temporary Protected Status is and how the program works.

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    Trump Jr.’s claim that Temporary Protected Status recipients are unvetted is inaccurate. To receive Temporary Protected Status, a person must complete Form I-821, a detailed 13-page questionnaire.

    “You’ll see that extensive biographical and background-related information needs to be provided, including information about any involvement with criminal systems,” said Gemma Solimene, a Fordham University School of Law professor specializing in immigration law.

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    Read “Biden administration prevented Haitians’ deportation; they must pass vetting to get protected status” on Politifact.

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