Ukrainian and Sudanese Migrants Keep Deportation Protections for Now

Temporary Protected Status for Ukraine and Sudan was due to expire Monday, but migrants from both countries will retain protections for now.

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Ukrainian and Sudanese Migrants Keep Deportation Protections for Now

Migrants from Ukraine and Sudan will retain deportation protections for now, according to The New York Times. Temporary Protected Status for the two countries had been scheduled to expire Monday.

The Trump administration said it would make an announcement when it deemed the timing appropriate, without specifying a date.

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