The Latest: Honduras says it regrets end to US protections
The Honduran government is expressing regret over a
The foreign relations ministry says in a statement that it is a matter for
It says returnees will be welcomed "with open arms" and promises to help facilitate their reintegration into Honduran society.
The Trump administration announced Friday that it is ending special immigration protections granted for about 57,000 Hondurans.
The decision adds to hundreds of thousands of other immigrants from countries battered by violence and natural disasters who are losing permission to be in
Hondurans covered by TPS have until
The Trump administration is ending special immigration status for nearly 60,000 Hondurans who have lived in
The
Around 437,000 immigrants from 10 countries affected by extreme violence or disasters have temporary protected status.
The president's supporters say the protections were never meant to be permanent. Immigrant advocates say revoking them will drive the people affected underground.
The Trump administration is expected to end special immigration status granted to nearly 60,000 Hondurans after a devastating hurricane two decades ago.
The
Around 437,000 immigrants from countries affected by extreme violence or disasters had enjoyed temporary protected status.
The president's supporters note the protections were never meant to be permanent. Immigrant advocates argue that revoking them will simply drive the majority of the people affected underground.
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