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DHS Terminates Temporary Protected Status for Yemen

Recorded by ImmigrationClock from USCIS newsroom, published Mar 2, 2026.

Severity
Changes what someone can or must do
Classification
Announcement
Published
Mar 2, 2026
Effective
None stated
Source checked
Aug 2, 2026
Changes what someone can or must doAnnouncementUSCIS newsroom

DHS Terminates Temporary Protected Status for Yemen

The Department of Homeland Security has posted a Federal Register notice regarding the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Yemen.

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  • This is an agency announcement. It records what the agency said — the legal instrument, and the detail of how it applies, are published separately. (classification: announcement)
  • The document names Yemen, Temporary Protected Status. It may identify others — read the original to be sure. (impact.stated (unspecified))

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CountriesYemen
Visa categoriesTemporary Protected Status

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  • A USCIS announcement describes the agency's own action. Legal effect, and the detail of how it applies, usually arrives separately in the Federal Register or the USCIS Policy Manual.
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