The U.S. federal government has officially canceled Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelan nationals. This decision means that Venezuelans who previously benefited from TPS will no longer be shielded from deportation. Authorities have stated that those affected must leave the United States or risk facing deportation proceedings. The cancellation impacts a significant number of Venezuelans who sought refuge in the U.S. due to political and economic instability in their home country. Details regarding the implementation timeline and any potential legal challenges remain to be seen. This move has sparked concern among immigrant advocacy groups. The announcement was made by federal officials and reported by EL NACIONAL.