Mullin v. Doe · ¶32
In September 2025—several months after we stayed the District Court order in NTPSA I, the first case involving Venezuela—the Secretary provided public notice that Syria’s TPS designation would terminate in 60 days. 90 Fed. Reg. 45402. She stated that she had “consult[ed] with appropriate U. S. Government agencies” and had “reviewed country conditions in Syria.” Id., at 45399. She recognized that between 2011 and 2024 the Syrian civil war had caused more than 500,000 deaths, the displacement of millions, and extensive damage to infrastructure. Id., at 45400. But in 2024, the Assad regime fell, and a transitional government took its place. Ibid. The notice recounted that the United States had normalized relations with Syria’s new government and had revoked sanctions. Ibid.Read in context ›
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