Washington (AP) – supreme court On Friday, President Donald Trump’s administration allowed him to strip more than 300,000 Venezuelan immigrants of legal protections.
The judge issued an emergency order, which will continue as long as the trial continues and will be put on hold. Low coat adjudication San Francisco US District Judge Edward Chen discovered that the administration had accidentally ended the Venezuelans’ temporary protected status. The three liberal justice challenged.
Trump’s Republican administration has moved Retract various protections This allowed immigrants to remain in the United States and work legally. It’s protected Under Democrat Joe Biden. TPS is granted in an increment of 18 months.
May, Supreme Court Reversed the pre-order From Chen, which affected another 350,000 Venezuelans whose protection expired in April. The High Court did not provide an explanation at that time, but it is common Emergency appeal.
“The same results we reached in May are appropriate here,” the court wrote on Friday in an unsigned order.
After immigrants first intervened, some migrants lost their jobs and homes, while others were detained and deported, immigrants attorneys told the court.
“We consider today’s decision to be yet another serious misuse of our emergency facilities,” wrote Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. “Respectfully, I cannot protect the repeated, free and harmful interference, as I cannot protect the interference in cases pending in lower courts.
Congress created the TPS in 1990 to prevent deportation to countries suffering from natural disasters, civil conflicts, or other dangerous situations. The designation may be granted by the Secretary of Homeland Security.
Chen discovered that the Department of Homeland Security acted “in an unprecedented hurry, in an unprecedented way… to promote the end of the TPS in Venezuela.”
Previously denying the Trump administration’s emergency appeal, Judge Kim Wardlow wrote an appeal panel of three unanimous judges that Chen determined that the DHS “had first decided the decision and searched for valid basis for the second decision.”
Attorney General John Saur, the Supreme Court attorney for the administration’s Supreme Court, had argued in a new court filing that the orders of the judicial authorities should also apply to current cases.
“The case involves an increasingly familiar and unacceptable phenomenon of lower courts who are familiar with the courts and ignore this court’s order regarding emergency dockets,” writes Sauer.
As a result, “Like the old order, the new order stopped the TP’s vacchae and termination, which affects more than 300,000 aliens based on unworthy legal theory,” he said.
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