Local Salvadorans To Receive Help After President Ends Temporary Protected Status

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As local Salvadorans face deportation, an organization is stepping into help them receive the information they need.
This comes after President Trump ended the temporary protected status for El Salvador. Salvadorans were granted the status in 2001 after earthquakes devastated their region. According to the Department of Homeland Security, El Salvador has been restored.
This means nearly 200,000 Salvadorans across the U.S. and about 20,000 in Maryland are being forced