Immigrant communities in South Florida are expressing concern following the Trump administration 's latest policy move impacting immigrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, and 16 other countries.

Federal immigration applications – including those for permanent residency or "green cards" – have been paused under a new directive from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

The news has sent shock waves through cities like Doral, home to one of the largest Venezuelan populations in South Florida. Many Venezuelans recently lost Temporary Protected Status , or TPS, and immediately turned to alternative immigration protections.

Now, they say they are once again facing uncertainty.

Venezuelan asylum seeker reacts to changes

Juan Carlos Hernandez is one of them. After losing TPS, he ap

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