“We hope that the administration continues to take these momentous steps to help dismantle the anti-Black sentiment within the immigration system & we encourage similar actions for other Black and brown nations experiencing conflict,” said Serges Demefack.
The Biden administration Friday granted "temporary protected status" to Cameroonian nationals in the United States, allowing them to remain here for up to 18 months without fear of being deported to their violence-torn nation.
“We hope that the administration continues to take these momentous steps to help dismantle the anti-Black sentiment within the immigration system and we encourage similar actions for other Black and brown nations experiencing conflict,” Demefack said in a statement. The announcement was welcomed by many immigrant rights advocates, who have noted that Ukrainians received
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