Trump administration ends TPS for Myanmar nationals

## Trump Administration Ends TPS for Myanmar Nationals The Trump administration announced on Monday the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for nearly 4,000 Myanmar nationals residing in the United States. ### What is TPS? Temporary Protected Status is a humanitarian program that allows nationals from certain countries experiencing ongoing conflict or natural disasters to remain legally in the US. ### Reason for Termination The decision to end TPS for Myanmar nationals was based on the assessment that conditions in Myanmar had improved, removing the need for protection. ### Impact on Myanmar Nationals This termination means that those nearly 4,000 beneficiaries will no longer have the protection from deportation or the ability to work legally under TPS once the termination takes effect. > "The original designation was intended to provide temporary relief while conditions stabilized," a US official explained.

### Next Steps for Affected Individuals Those impacted must prepare for the end of TPS by seeking other immigration options or making plans to return to Myanmar. The government typically provides a grace period before enforcement begins.

*** The end of TPS for Myanmar citizens marks a significant shift in US immigration policy, reflecting changes in the homeland situation but creating uncertainty for those who have relied on this status.

Anadolu Ajansı — 2025-11-25

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