The US administration expanded Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to include Cameroonians, while a researcher began her academic tenure at Johns Hopkins University.
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Updated Aug 1
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The US administration expanded Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to include Cameroonians, while a researcher began her academic tenure at Johns Hopkins University.
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TPS
- US policy regarding Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is under review, prompting local leaders in South Florida to warn of economic turmoil.
- Advocacy group Democracy Forward challenged TPS policy changes affecting El Salvador and Sudan, while Congress considered immigration restrictions and the Trump administration sought revocations.
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Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
institution for research and training in public health
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