On September 19th, local time, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that it would terminate the Temporary Protection Status (TPS) for Syrian immigrants in the United States on the grounds that it was "not in the interests of the United States" to continue to maintain the humanitarian project.

McLaughlin, a spokesman for the Ministry of Homeland Security, stressed that TPS is a temporary identity and cannot be used as a long-term way to stay in the United States.

It is known,The decision affects about 4,000 Syrians holding TPS, his status will expire in 60 days. If he has no other legal status, he may face arrest or repatriation. The US government also recommends that he "leave the country voluntarily."

The Syrian TPS program was established by the Obama administration in 2012 with the original intention of dealing with the situation of the Syrian civil war at the time, and has since been extended several times, including during Trump¡¯s first term.