Tagged #termination
Every article we've published on this topic, sorted by the agency's own announcement date.
Sudan TPS Ends October 19, 2026; Expired EADs Extended to Termination Date
USCIS announces October 19, 2026 termination of Sudan Temporary Protected Status and extends expired EADs for pending re-registrants through the termination date.
Judge Saris Denies TPS Challenge for South Sudan; Termination to Proceed
Federal judge rejects immigrant-rights advocates' final challenge to South Sudan TPS termination following Supreme Court's Mullin v. Doe ruling, clearing path for immediate loss of protections.
Haitian TPS beneficiaries urge Supreme Court to dismiss case over alleged false statement in termination notice
Haitian citizens have asked the Supreme Court to dismiss their challenge to the Trump administration's Temporary Protected Status termination, citing newly discovered false statements in the DHS Secretary's notice of intent. Practitioners should monitor the ruling's impact on TPS review standards.
BIA: DACA Status Alone Cannot Terminate Removal Proceedings
A new Board of Immigration Appeals precedent holds that immigration judges must consider DHS opposition and other discretionary factors before terminating removal cases for DACA recipients—DACA is relevant but not dispositive.
Matter of Tepec-Garcia: BIA Holds IJ May Terminate When Neither Party Appears
The Board of Immigration Appeals clarifies that immigration judges may terminate removal proceedings without prejudice when neither the respondent nor DHS appears and no evidence of removability is pre-filed.
BIA Ruling: Immigration Judge Cannot Terminate Withholding-Only Cases Over DHS Objection
The Board of Immigration Appeals reversed an improper termination of a withholding-only removal case, clarifying that judges cannot terminate such proceedings without Department of Homeland Security consent and that humanitarian reasons alone do not justify termination.