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The U.S. is ending temporary protected status for South Sudanese nationals effective January 5, stripping legal protections from thousands who fled conflict.

South Sudan remains mired in political instability, famine conditions, and unraveling peace, making deportation to the country deeply dangerous for many.

The move aligns with the Trump administration’s broader push to eliminate protections for immigrants, including Venezuelans and Haitians previously granted status.

JUBA, South Sudan — The United States is terminating South Sudan’s designation for temporary protected status, which for years allowed people from the East African country to remain in the U.S. legally and escap

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