The United States has terminated Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Nepali immigrants, ending a decade-long protection that allowed them to legally reside and work within the country. This decision impacts thousands of Nepali nationals who have been living in the US under the program, initially established following a major earthquake in Nepal. The termination of TPS means these individuals now face the possibility of deportation back to Nepal. Advocates express concerns about the potential hardships this will inflict on families and the Nepali community in the US. The end of the program reflects a broader shift in US immigration policy under the current administration. Further legal challenges to the decision are anticipated as impacted individuals and organizations seek to maintain the protections. The future remains uncertain for those who have built lives and contributed to the US economy during their time under TPS.