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National Law Review
National Law Review
7/21/2026
The original headline is: "New TPS Placeholder Dates for Multiple Countries Set by Court Order"

The original headline is: "New TPS Placeholder Dates for Multiple Countries Set by Court Order"

Original: New TPS Placeholder Dates for Multiple Countries Set by Court Order

Short summary

Federal courts have temporarily blocked TPS terminations for Burma, Ethiopia, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen, extending work authorization through late July 2026. Employers must review affected Form I-9s, complete Supplement B reverification where needed, and document court-ordered extensions. Most cases tie to pending Supreme Court litigation in Mullin v. Doe.

  • Courts blocked TPS terminations for six countries; beneficiaries retain legal status and work authorization
  • Employers should review Form I-9s and complete Supplement B reverification with court-ordered extension dates
  • Extensions tied to pending Supreme Court decision in Mullin v. Doe; status may change when injunctions lift

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