As of June 23, 2025, the immigration landscape in the United States is shifting dramatically. Spoiler alert: it is not in favor of immigrants. Several key developments have sent shockwaves through the immigrant community. We’ve been keeping an eye on TPS being revoked for Afghan immigrants to sanctuary state changes. If you’re still waiting to file your case, you could be putting your immigration plans, and future, at risk.

Let’s break down today’s most important immigration news—and what it means for YOU.

❗ Afghan TPS Revoked 2025: What This Means for Afghan Families

In a heartbreaking move, the government revoked Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Afghans. These immigrants had fled war and persecution. This means Afghan families who thought they were safe now face possible deportation. That is, unless they act fast and apply for asylum or another form of relief. The decision to end protections after the Afghan TPS got revoked has left thousands of families scrambling.

With Afghan TPS now revoked in 2025, many now face urgent deadlines to file for asylum or risk immediate deportation.

➡️ If you or someone you love is from a country with TPS, don’t wait until your protection ends. Let’s explore your permanent options now.

🚫 Sanctuary State Immigration Crackdown: What Just Happened?

In better news, a federal judge blocked the administration’s attempt to withhold transportation funds. This was from states that don’t comply with aggressive immigration enforcement. This protects states’ rights for now. However, it’s a clear sign that the federal government is pushing for stricter enforcement nationwide.

➡️ Living in a “sanctuary city” won’t protect you forever. The rules are changing—be ready with a legal case in process.

💼 Mass Deportation Threat USA 2025: Why Businesses Are Worried

Major U.S. companies—especially in agriculture, healthcare, and tech—are warning investors that mass deportations would hurt their business. That’s because they rely heavily on immigrant labor. The risk isn’t just political—it’s economic, and it affects every immigrant worker, student, and business owner.

➡️ Whether you’re undocumented or in a temporary status like F-1, TPS, or DACA—now is the time to protect your future in the U.S.

✅ What You Can Do Now Before More Immigration Laws Change

We’ve helped thousands of immigrants start their journey to legal status—and today. I’m telling you: the time to act is NOW. You may be eligible for asylum, family sponsorship, a work visa, or a humanitarian program like VAWA or U-Visa. BUT, waiting could mean losing your opportunity. Don’t rely solely on immigration to a sanctuary state. There are legalization options available that you may not even know about!

📞 Schedule a consultation with Shepelsky Law Group. Let’s find the right path for you before the laws change again.

Don’t wait for the system to close the door—walk through it while you still can.
Your future in the U.S. depends on what you do next.

Call Shepelsky Law Group at (718)769-6352 now or book online!

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