TPS was never intended to be the Hotel California that allows illegal aliens to enter any time but they may never leave. It is time to put the t back in TPS and close this permanent administrative amnesty loophole. I ask for a ``no'' vote on this bill.
Opposing a bill related to Temporary Protected Status (TPS) during a congressional debate.
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