TPS
Temporary Protected Status (TPS) news including country designations, extensions, re-registration deadlines, and employment authorization updates.
Judge halts ending of TPS protections for 1.1 million Venezuelans and Haitians
Judge Edward Chen blocked DHS on September 5, 2025, from revoking TPS for over 1.1 million Venezuelans and Haitians, preserving work authorization and protections nationwide while legal challenges proceed.
9th Circuit Maintains Venezuelan TPS as Litigation Continues
The 9th Circuit on August 29, 2025, kept an injunction preventing termination of Venezuelan TPS, preserving protections for…
TPS Terminations in Nepal, Honduras & Nicaragua: Employer Takeaways
The Ninth Circuit’s August 20, 2025 stay allowed DHS to end TPS for Nepal immediately and to proceed…
Syria TPS extended to September 2025; HIV alone not a bar
DHS extended Syrian TPS to September 30, 2025, allowing renewals and new applications; HIV status alone does not…
Duke Bus Driver Faces Deportation as Honduran TPS Expires Sept. 8, 2025
Duke bus driver Luis Juarez’s TPS ends September 8, 2025, after a 2025 policy change upheld by appeals…
Appeals Court Allows Trump Administration to End TPS for 60,000
The Ninth Circuit’s August 20, 2025 stay lets DHS resume terminating TPS for Honduras, Nicaragua and Nepal, affecting…
DHS Responds to Judge’s Delay of TPS Termination for Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua
TPS termination for Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua is paused by a court order delaying DHS plans. USCIS extended…
Activists Sue to Halt Termination of TPS Deportation Protections
U.S. courts halted TPS termination for vulnerable groups amid lawsuits citing discrimination and risk of deportation. Gaza’s humanitarian…
TPS Holders Seek Court Protection for Their Immigration Status
TPS holders from countries like Haiti face status loss and deportation risks with terminations in 2025. Courts have…
Trump Administration to End TPS for 500,000 Haitians by September 2025
TPS for Haitian immigrants ends September 2025, risking deportations amid Haiti’s ongoing crisis. Work permits extend until February…