Yemen
Update: On March 3, 2026, the Trump administration kuamua to terminate TPS for Yemeni TPS holders. The Trump Department of Homeland Security scheduled TPS from Yemen to end effective May 4, 2026, causing TPS holders to soon lose TPS and related work authorization unless a court decides otherwise.
Ni muhimu kwamba wamiliki wa TPS mara moja tafuta ushauri wa kisheria kutoka kwa wakili anayeaminika wa uhamiaji kwa maelezo zaidi kuhusu hili au usaidizi mwingine wowote wa uhamiaji unaoweza kupatikana.
- TPS holders continue to be work authorized through May 4, 2026.
- Unless a court decides otherwise, After May 4, 2026, Yemeni TPS holders will not be able to use expired TPS work permits as proof of work authorization.
- Mmiliki wa TPS ambaye ametuma maombi ya usaidizi mwingine wa uhamiaji, kwa mfano hifadhi, anaweza kuidhinishwa kufanya kazi kulingana na maombi mengine yanayosubiri, na anaweza kutoa uthibitisho wa aina nyingine za idhini ya ajira kwa waajiri.
- Yemeni TPS holders continue to be authorized to work until May 4, 2026, and can show their employer their work permit and the Taarifa ya Usajili wa Shirikisho indicating the extension of work authorization through May 4, 2026.
- If your employer asks, and you have work authorization pursuant to another form of immigration relief, such as a pending asylum claim, you can show them your work permit pursuant to other immigration relief.
- Ikiwa unawakilishwa na muungano, wasiliana na Mwakilishi wako wa Muungano.
- Ikiwa unawakilishwa na muungano, Wasiliana na Mwakilishi wako wa Muungano. Chama chako kinaweza kujadiliana na mwajiri wako kwa likizo isiyolipwa ya kutokuwepo, malipo ya kuachishwa kazi, au faida zingine za kutengana.
- Wasiliana na wakili anayeaminika wa uhamiaji mara moja. Jihadharini na "notarios" au walaghai. Tafuta mtoa huduma wa kisheria anayeheshimika karibu nawe.
Yes, on March 19, 2026, a group of Yemeni immigrants filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s termination of TPS for Yemen in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. The case is Abdo Doe v. Mullin, No. 1:26-cv-02280-DEH.
The lawsuit will continue and additional details will be known in the coming weeks. The judge has not yet made a decision on this case. Asylum applications may still be filed.
Chukua Hatua, na Fanya Sauti Yako Isikike!
Jiunge nasi katika kupigania mfumo wa uhamiaji wa haki zaidi, wa kiutu na wenye utaratibu—ambao hutengeneza njia za ziada za kisheria kwa wahamiaji kusalia Marekani wakiwa na njia ya uraia.