There's no way they won't extend TPS for Nicaragua; it's been in place since 1998, even before El Salvador's. As for Nepal, I'm not sure, but I hope it gets extended.

username619 · Jan 11, 2025 10:52 AM

Nahhhh

username619 · Jan 11, 2025 12:24 PM

there are total 17 countries on tps ?are half of them not extended  ?countries like burma, afghanistan, cameron also not extended?Last edited: 11-Jan-25 01:22 PM Last edited: 11-Jan-25 01:29 PM Last edited: 11-Jan-25 01:29 PM

Hanuman1 · Jan 11, 2025 1:19 PM

So far only 4 countries have been extended, not sure what’s gonna happen to other countries

username619 · Jan 11, 2025 1:59 PM

@username watch federal register it’s 9 not 4.see the list of countries who had tps in past and ended Angola (Expired March 29, 2003) Bosnia-Herzegovina (Expired February 10, 2001) Burundi (Expired May 2, 2009) Guinea (Expired May 21, 2017) Guinea-Bissau (Expired September 10, 2000) Province of Kosovo (Expired December 8, 2000) Kuwait (Expired March 27, 1992) Lebanon (Expired April 9, 1993) Liberia (Expired May 21, 2017) Montserrat (Expired August 27, 2004) Rwanda (Expired December 6, 1997) Sierra Leone (Expired May 21, 2017) Last edited: 11-Jan-25 02:03 PM

Hanuman1 · Jan 11, 2025 2:02 PM

Let’s be ready to go back nepal guys it’s way better than here.Guys let’s share our future bussiness plans in nepal

Hanuman1 · Jan 11, 2025 2:16 PM

“Way better than here?”….Sure, go back if you have dhan sampati waiting for you at home—if you can survive comfortably with your family, have resources, businesses, or good opportunities. Of course it’s better go back, That’s great for those who have that privilege. But not everyone has the luxury to return home and make things work. Life is expensive back there, and honestly, it’s expensive everywhere now. Who would stay here if they had enough money and resources back home? That’s why many people endure the struggle here, even illegally, because they don’t have better options Last edited: 11-Jan-25 04:00 PM

username619 · Jan 11, 2025 4:00 PM