Trump Administration Ends Temporary Protected Status for 14,000 Afghans and 7,000 Cameroonians Amid Deportation Push

The Trump administration has announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Afghan and Cameroonian nationals residing in the United States. This decision affects an estimated 14,000 Afghans and 7,000 Cameroonians, who will now face the risk of deportation. Notices have been issued by U.S. immigration authorities, informing these migrants that their parole has been revoked and they must leave the country within seven days. The move aligns with the administration's push for stricter immigration policies amid ongoing armed conflicts in both countries. Critics have described the decision as inhumane, arguing that it jeopardizes the safety of families returning to dangerous conditions.