Supreme Court Sides with Trump, Ending Protections for 500,000 Migrants

Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to End Migrant Protections The Supreme Court issued a temporary ruling allowing the Trump administration to end temporary humanitarian protections for over 500,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. This decision temporarily overturns a lower court order that had kept these protections in place. The case has now been sent back to the First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston for further review. "The Supreme Court put aside an order from a lower court that kept those protections in place," reported FOX 10 Phoenix. "The protections will be lifted in the meantime." The administration's move affects a significant number of individuals who had been granted temporary legal status under previous policies. The Supreme Court's decision highlights the ongoing legal and political battles surrounding immigration policy in the United States. In a separate but related decision, the Supreme Court also recently allowed the administration to remove temporary legal status from nearly 350,000 Venezuelan migrants. These decisions underscore the complexity of the immigration issue and its impact on countless lives.