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The U.S. is ending TPS for Somalis, forcing 2,471 people to leave by March 17, 2026, despite ongoing dangers in Somalia.
The U.S. government is terminating Temporary Protected Status for Somali nationals, requiring them to leave by March 17, 2026, citing improved conditions in Somalia.
The decision, announced by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, affects about 2,471 current TPS holders and 1,383 pending applicants, with no exceptions.
Despite ongoing risks in Somalia, including terrorism and civil unrest, the administration argues stability has improved enough to end protections.
The move, part of a broader immigration crackdown, follows President Trump’s criticism of Somali communities, particularly in Minnesota, and comes without a formal Federal Register notice.
Legal challenges are expected.
Los Estados Unidos están poniendo fin al TPS para los somalíes, obligando a 2.471 personas a abandonar el país antes del 17 de marzo de 2026, a pesar de los peligros en curso en Somalia.