Honduras Confirms that Washington Dismisses the Extension of the TPS for U.S. Nationals
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The U.S. refused to extend the TPS for Hondurans, affecting thousands of migrants. Honduras implements a plan to facilitate returns. Honduran foreign minister emphasized that the decision does not imply an immediate massive return or a serious impact on remittances.
The U.S. government rejected Honduras’s request to grant a new grace period or extend the Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for Honduran migrants, according to the Honduran Foreign Minister Mireya Agüero on Thursday. The official explained that Washington announced its refusal to grant additional time for the beneficiaries [...]
The chancellor also reported that more than 33,000 Hondurans have returned to the country since January 2026 through various deportation processes. HONDURAS.- The U.S. government gave an unfavorable response to the request sent by the President of Honduras, Nasry Asfura, calling for a grace period and transitional alternatives... U.S. entry discards grace period for the TPS requested by Honduras was first published in La Noticia SV.
TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS. — Washington's response was not the one expected by the Honduran government. The United States rejected Honduras' request to grant an additional grace period to the compatriots who benefited from the Temporary Protection Status (TPS), leaving those who seek an alternative to stay legally in that country again in uncertainty. [...]
The U.S. ruled out granting an additional grace period for Hondurans benefiting from the Temporary Protection Status (TPS), Foreign Minister Mireya Agüero said, following a meeting held by the Honduran ambassador to Washington, Roberto Flores Bermúdez, with U.S. authorities. The U.S. entry discards grace period for Hondurans after cancellation of the TPS was first published in the Digital Process.
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