A deadline has passed for the Trump administration to decide on the status of about 200,000 immigrants from El Salvador. The Department of Homeland Security has not made a public announcement, leaving many to hope for another six-month extension. This lack of information is causing confusion among attorneys and advocates for the immigrants.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a statement saying an announcement will be made at an appropriate time. Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador will remain in effect until then. The same statement was issued on two consecutive days.
Further details on the situation are available from the source, as the Department of Homeland Security has not provided additional information on its plans.
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