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TPS Ending for Cameroon & Nepal: Immigration Options For TPS Status Holders

The U.S. government has announced that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) will end for nationals of several countries—including Cameroon and Nepal—effective August 4, 2025. If you are currently on TPS, what should you do now?
In this video, immigration attorney Sonu Lal from Gehi and Associates explains your legal options after TPS ends. Some people may be eligible for asylum, while others may be able to switch to a non-immigrant visa like F1 (student visa). Every case is different, so it's critical to speak with an attorney to evaluate your specific options.

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