Citizens of Afghanistan and Cameroon no longer have temporary protected status in the United States, Department of Homeland Security officials announced Friday.

The Trump administration is ending temporary protected status for nationals from Afghanistan and Cameroon in the United States as the administration pursues more stringent immigration policy.

An estimated 14,600 Afghans eligible for Temporary Protected Status will now lose it in May. Some 7,900 Cameroonians had access to the status but will lose it in June under the termination.