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The Nepalese have 12 months to leave.

The Hondurans and the Salvadorians have 18 months to leave.
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"Immigrants will have until June 24, 2019, to leave" . . .

9,000 Nepalese immigrants TPS extended for 12 months

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. . . "delay the effective date of the termination for 18 months. The designation will terminate on January 5, 2020."

Temporary Protected Status for 57,000 Honduras extended for 18 months
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"extending it for another 18 months, to Sept. 9, 2019"

18 month extension for 200,000 TPS Salvadorans

Originally Posted by MW

However, giving them 12 to 18 months to get their affairs in order is too much time!

It provides time for another earthquake, hurricane, or whatever to occur negating the need for them to return.

Originally Posted by jtdc

It provides time for another earthquake, hurricane, or whatever to occur negating the need for them to return.

It also gives Trump time to give them another 18 month extension, just for the hell of it.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen M. Nielsen Announcement on Temporary Protected Status for Honduras

Release Date:
May 4, 2018

The Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen M. Nielsen has determined that termination of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Honduras is required pursuant to the Immigration and Nationality Act.

To allow for an orderly transition, she has determined to delay the effective date of the termination for 18 months. The designation will terminate on January 5, 2020.

The decision to terminate TPS for Honduras was made after a review of the environmental disaster-related conditions upon which the country’s original 1999 TPS designation was based and an assessment of whether those originating conditions continue to exist, as required by statute. Based on careful consideration of available information, including recommendations received as part of an inter-agency consultation process, the Secretary determined that the disruption of living conditions in Honduras from Hurricane Mitch that served as the basis for its TPS designation has decreased to a degree that it should no longer be regarded as substantial. Thus, as required under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.

Since 1999, conditions in Honduras that resulted from the hurricane have notably improved. Additionally, since the last review of the country’s conditions in October 2016, Honduras has made substantial progress in post-hurricane recovery and reconstruction from the 1998 Hurricane Mitch.

To allow for an orderly transition, the effective date of the termination of TPS for Honduras will be delayed 18 months to provide time for individuals with TPS to arrange for their departure or to seek an alternative lawful immigration status in the United States, if eligible.

Honduran citizens in the United States who benefited from TPS may still receive other protections under our immigration system for which they are eligible.

The 18-month delayed effective date will also provide time for Honduras to prepare for the return and reintegration of its citizens.

During this timeframe, DHS will work with the Department of State and the Government of Honduras to help educate relevant stakeholders and facilitate an orderly transition.

In addition to materials posted online, DHS components will participate in outreach activities such as teleconferences, town halls, and roundtables to ensure that affected populations have a full and accurate understanding of their rights and obligations.

Honduran citizens with current TPS registrations will be required to re-register for TPS and apply for Employment Authorization Documents in order to legally work in the United States until the termination of Honduras’ TPS designation becomes effective January 5, 2020. Further details about this termination for TPS, including the re-registration period, will appear in a Federal Register notice.

Honduran TPS beneficiaries should not submit re-registration applications until the re-registration period is announced through the Federal Register notice.

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Last Published Date: May 4, 2018

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2018/05/04/...rary-protected

Secretary Kirstjen M. Nielsen Announcement on Temporary Protected Status for Nepal

Release Date:
April 26, 2018

WASHINGTON— The Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen M. Nielsen has determined that termination of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Nepal was required pursuant to the statute.

To allow for an orderly transition, she has determined to delay the termination for 12 months. The designation will terminate on June 24, 2019.

The decision to terminate TPS for Nepal was made after a review of the environmental disaster-related conditions upon which the country’s original designation was based and an assessment of whether those originating conditions continue to exist as required by statute.

Based on careful consideration of available information, including recommendations received as part of an inter-agency consultation process, the Secretary determined that the disruption of living conditions in Nepal from the April 2015 earthquake and subsequent aftershocks that served as the basis for its TPS designation have decreased to a degree that they should no longer be regarded as substantial, and Nepal can now adequately manage the return of its nationals.

Thus, as required under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated.

Since the 2015 earthquake, conditions in Nepal have notably improved. Additionally, since the last review of the country’s conditions in October 2016, Nepal has made substantial progress in post-earthquake recovery and reconstruction.

To allow for an orderly transition, the effective date of the termination of TPS for Nepal will be delayed 12 months to provide time for individuals with TPS to arrange for their departure or to seek an alternative lawful immigration status in the United States, if eligible.

Nepali citizens in the United States who benefited from TPS may still receive other protections under our immigration system for which they are eligible.

The 12 months will also provide time for Nepal to prepare for the return and reintegration of its citizens.

During this timeframe, DHS will work with the Department of State and the Government of Nepal to help educate relevant stakeholders and facilitate an orderly transition.

In addition to materials posted online, DHS components will participate in outreach activities such as teleconferences, town halls and roundtables to ensure that affected populations have a full and accurate understanding of their rights and obligations.

Nepali citizens with current TPS registrations will be required to re-register for TPS and apply for Employment Authorization Documents in order to legally work in the United States until the termination of Nepal’s TPS designation becomes effective June 24, 2019.

Further details about this termination for TPS, including the re-registration period, will appear in a Federal Register notice. Nepali TPS beneficiaries should not submit re-registration applications until the re-registration period is announced through the Federal Register notice.

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Last Published Date: April 26, 2018

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2018/04/26/...d-status-nepal

What part of Temporary 2-year DACA permit do you not understand?

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

There is nothing anyone can do about them not leaving until their TPS expiration date arrives and then they become illegal aliens, with no one doing anything to deport them.
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"DHS typically terminates TPS for a country with an effective date in the future so people can get their affairs in order. Honduran TPS holders will have until January 2020 before their protections expire."

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b02baed1b5d2bf

I know these things. It was the staggering of deportations for individuals in a specific group that I was questioning Judy about.

Originally Posted by MW

I know these things. It was the staggering of deportations for individuals in a specific group that I was questioning Judy about.

Check out my other post.

NO PATH TO STAY

THEY ALL GO

TERMINATE TPS FOR ANYONE!

THEY NEVER LEAVE AND THEN THEY MOUTH OFF KICKING AND SCREAMING!

SAY "THANK YOU" AND GO HOME!!!

Originally Posted by jtdc

It provides time for another earthquake, hurricane, or whatever to occur negating the need for them to return.

Swarm of quakes hits El Salvador, damaging nearly 200 homes

MARCOS ALEMAN
,Associated Press•May 6, 2018