The US Supreme Court said to enable Trump administration to end the protection of deportation by about 350,000 Venezuela in the United States.
The decision raises the retention he has put in California who retained temporary protected status (TPS) at Venezuelance, whose status “expired last month.
Temporary protected status allows people to live legally and work in the United States if their home countries are considered uncertain due to things or other “extraordinary and temporary” conditions “exceptional” extraordinary and temporary “conditions.
The decision signifies victory for US President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly tried to use the Supreme Court to make decisions on immigration policies.
Trump administration wanted to complete the protection and work of licenses for migrants with TPS in April 2025. years, more than a year before they were originally done in October 2026. Years.
The lawyers representing the American government claimed by the Federal Court in California, the U.S. district court in California, undermined “executive branches of inherent powers and immigration and foreign affairs”, when it stopped administration and work permit in April.
Achilan Arulanantham, representing the TPS holders, said to the BBC that it believes that “the greatest unique actions removing each group of non-citizens of immigration status in the modern history of American American”.
“If the Supreme Court approved this action in the order of two paragraphs without reasoning really shocking,” said G. Arulanantham. The “humanitarian and economic impact of the court decision will feel immediately and resonate for generations.”
Since it was an urgent appeal, Justices at the Supreme Court did not provide reasoning of the verdict.
The court’s order noticed the non-Summer Judge, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
In August, the trump government is expected to be confiscated and the protection of TPS for tens of thousands of Haitians.
The decision on Monday The Supreme Court marks no later than in a series of immigration policies from the High Court that Trump Administration left them to rule on.
Last week, the administration asked the Supreme Court to complete the humanitarian conditional, hundreds of thousands of Cuban, Haitians, Nicaragua and Immigrants Venezuela.
In addition to some of their success, the Trump administration was engaged in Friday when the High Court blocked Trump to use Alien Asian enemies of ACT to deport immigrant deport in northern Texas.
Trump wanted to use the centuries-old law to resort thousands of the United States, but judges of the Supreme Court examined whether the president’s action was legal.
