The Department of Homeland Security has agreed to keep temporary immigration protections in place for nationals of Honduras and Nepal as part of a lawsuit over the decision to terminate those protections.
The agency’s announcement was made in a March 12 court filing asking that the case be put on hold pending the outcome of an appeal in a similar lawsuit. Once that appeal has been decided, temporary protected status for Hondurans and Nepalis will remain in effect for at least 120 days.
The decision means that all of the nearly 400,000 foreign nationals with temporary protected status whose protections ...
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