U.S. Extends Work Permits for Migrants from Syria, Yemen, and Five Other Countries

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump extended work permits for hundreds of thousands of migrants covered by the "Temporary Protected Status" program before they expired, giving them additional time to continue working legally in the United States. The decision aims to prevent the deportation of these migrants, especially from Haiti and Syria, following a Supreme Court ruling that allowed the termination of protective status for nationals of these two countries. This move has raised concerns about the loss of work rights and potential deportations, amid criticism from human rights organizations and labor unions warning of impacts on the job market and humanitarian conditions.

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