The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has granted a temporary reprieve to more than 100,000 migrants from Ukraine and Sudan, allowing them to stay in the United States without immediate deportation risk. Their temporary protected status was due to expire on Monday, but the DHS stated that those affected 'retain protection' until further notice. The department has not provided details on how long this protection will last or when a final announcement will be made.
Key facts
- Over 100,000 migrants from Ukraine and Sudan can stay in the US.
- Temporary protected status for Ukrainians and Sudanese was set to expire on Monday.
- DHS stated that an announcement will be made at an appropriate time.
- Approximately 101,000 Ukrainians and 1,800 Sudanese are affected.
- DHS did not specify the duration of the extended protections.
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