SUPREME COURT RULES TO END TPS PROGRAM
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“(Reuters) - Qatar's interior ministry said on Sunday a Qatari national was killed after sustaining injuries from shrapnel due to "military operations in the area" after a vessel carrying him and another person went missing. The ministry said the second individual was injured, adding that it located the missing vessel in the early hours of Sunday after search operations that started a day earlier. It did not give the location of the incident and did not say whether the shrapnel was linked to Iranian drones launched against U.S. military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain on Sunday.”
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- Around 600,000
- Around 1.2 million
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TPS was created in 1990 as a short-term humanitarian protection.
Some Salvadorans have held TPS continuously since 2001 — over 20 years. Roughly 400,000 people currently hold TPS, many with U.S.-born children, jobs, and decades of community roots.
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