In a significant policy shift, the Trump administration has announced the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 600,000 Venezuelan migrants currently residing in the U.S. This move is set to pave the way for earlier deportations and has sparked widespread fear and discontent among those affected. As Venezuelans react with anger and powerlessness to the rollback of protections, officials like Kristi Noem emphasize the need for regime change in Venezuela, asserting that Trump is the only force capable of instigating such change. The decision to revoke TPS, which was initially extended under the Biden administration, has drawn criticism and concern from various communities, particularly in regions with large Venezuelan populations. As the immigration discourse intensifies, many are left anxious about their status and the implications of this new crackdown on migrant protections.