In Nevada, many Salvadoran TPS recipients work in the state's key tourism and other service industries, local media has reported. "If TPS were to expire, it would criminalize thousands of current legal workers in major cities and industries overnight," Geoconda Argüello-Kline, secretary-treasurer for the Culinary Workers Union, Nevada's largest immigrant organization, told Pacific Standard in an emailed statement. "We call on Republicans to renew TPS and not separate and destroy families who have deep roots in the United States."
