A California federal court has blocked the Department of Homeland Security from terminating Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for immigrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal. The court ruled that DHS failed to follow the law. Under the Administrative Procedures Act, the government must consult other federal agencies and conduct an objective review of country conditions before ending TPS. That did not happen. When immigration programs are rushed or changed without following proper procedures, c

A U.S. judge has halted the ending of TPS for Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua — a major relief for families and individuals who rely on this protection. While this is positive news, it’s important to stay proactive to ensure your TPS status remains secure. Here are some next steps you can take: 1️⃣ Check your TPS status – Make sure your documents and work authorization are up to date. 2️⃣ Prepare for renewals – Gather necessary documents early to avoid delays. 3️⃣ Stay informed – Immigration rule

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Attention TPS Beneficiaries! Important news for Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal.