US courts clear path for Trump to end protections for South Sudanese, Myanmar migrants

Thousands of migrants from South Sudan and Myanmar face potential deportation, disrupting established lives and livelihoods in the United States.

In a ruling that touches the lives of tens of thousands of people who have built homes, raised families, and found belonging in the United States, federal courts have permitted the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status for nationals of South Sudan and Myanmar. The decision clears a legal path toward deportation for a population that has, in many cases, lived under the program's protection for more than a decade. It is a moment that asks an old and unresolved question: what obligations does a nation hold toward those it has sheltered, however provisionally, across years of o

US courts clear path for Trump to end protections for South Sudanese, Myanmar migrants

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