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US Courts Move to End Protected Status for Two Nations

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American judges have cleared the way for the termination of temporary protected status for nationals from South Sudan and Myanmar. The legal decision opens the path to ending TPS designations that have provided refuge and work authorization for citizens of these countries. The ruling affects thousands of individuals who have built lives in the United States under this protected status.

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