TPS Dealt New Legal Blows: Full List of Communities Facing Deportation
Two more judges reversed protections against DHS efforts to end TPS, following the Supreme Court's decision in June.
Two federal judges have officially ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for South Sudan and Burma, following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in favor of the Trump administration. This move opens up thousands more immigrants to potential deportation, as lower courts have been unable to intervene in the administration's efforts to strip TPS holders of their lawful status.
The Trump administration has been relentless in its pursuit to remove TPS protections, with the goal of subjecting long-term members of these communities to detention and deportation. The International Refugee Assistance Project's deputy director, Lupe Aguirre, emphasized the urgency for Congress to act and provide immediate and permanent protections for TPS holders.
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