The Trump administration cancels the deportation protection of the 600,000 Venezuee

Washington (Associated Press) -The Minister of Homeland Security Kristi Noem said on Wednesday that the Trump administration has revoked a decision that will protect about 600,000 people from Venezuela deporting.

NOEM said in “Fox and Friends” that she reversed the decision of the succession of Alejandro Mayorkas, Alejandro Mayorkas, in the Bayeng government.

“Before he left the town, Mayokas signed an order saying that they would expand this protection in temporary protection and identity within 18 months, which means that they will be able to stay here and violate our laws. Otherwise for more than 18 months, Num said, “We stop. “

This move immediately. The six -page notice of the Ministry of Land and Safety said that the Trump administration’s decision resumed the current status quo before the decision to protect the Venezuers until October 2026.

The Biden government has previously expanded protection measures to more than 230,000 Salvado, 103,000 Ukrainian and 1,900 Sudan people. They have lived in NOEM, USA. Mention Venezuela.

The name of TPS gives people legal authority in the country, but does not provide long -term citizenship. They rely on the government to update their identity at its expiration. Critics say that with the passage of time, no matter what the country’s ancestor is happening, the renewal of the protection status will be automatically.

The policy change was first reported by the New York Times on Tuesday.

Although the United States and Venezuela do not have diplomatic relations, it is limited to deportation of the country, the Venezuers who have protection may now be evacuated by the country. Other non -receiving countries include Cuba and Nicaragua, but Neuim said that President Donald Trump “obviously exercise his power and power of these countries back.”

Congress founded TPS in 1990 to prevent the deportation of countries that suffer from natural disasters or folk conflicts, allowing people to authorize to work at a maximum of 18 months.

About 1 million immigrants from 17 countries are protected by TP, including people from Venezuela, Haiti, Hondelas, Nicaragua, Afghanistan, Sudan, Sudan, Ukraine and Lebanon. Venezuela is one of the biggest beneficiaries, and the expansion of the Biden government authorized will allow them to stay from April 2025 to October 2, 2026.

Under the leadership of Trump, TPS is facing an uncertain future, and Trump tries to greatly limit the use of its first term. Federal regulations will allow early termination of expansion, although this is rarely done.