In a significant development, over 250,000 Venezuelan nationals in the U.S. are set to lose their Temporary Protected Status (TPS) as protections expire, leaving them vulnerable to deportation. The end of TPS has particularly affected communities in South Florida and North Texas, prompting fears of deportation to a country facing threats of war. Many Venezuelans express feelings of betrayal, as the decision was implemented under the Trump administration, with individuals like a Miami nurse highlighting the urgency of their situation. As the deadline approaches, advocates are calling attention to the precarious circumstances that these individuals face, while some have already begun considering fleeing the U.S. to avoid the looming crisis. A federal judge recently blocked the administration from revoking protected status for a small subset of Venezuelans, but the broader impact remains severe as thousands brace for life-altering changes.