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The termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for
Venezuelans was temporarily halted by a court order on March 31,
2025. This order postpones the original expiration dates, extending
work authorization documents (EADs) to April 2, 2026, for those
under the 2023 designation and to Sept. 10, 2025, for those under
the 2021 designation. The court's decision is based on a
lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's decision to end
TPS for Venezuelans.
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