The US Top Court allows Trump Admin to cancel protected status for Venezuelans. | Migration News

The US Supreme Court allows Trump to cancel temporary protected status for hundreds of thousands of people from Venezuela.

Washington, DC – The Supreme Court of the United States has protected the President Donald Trump Immigration state about 350,000 Venezuelan.

The justice of the upper court gave a short order on Monday, the desire of the deportation of the deportation of the department was put in a lower court in March.

In February, Civil Safety Kristi Noem, 2023 temporary protected status (TPS) suspended for Venezuelans issued by the leadership of the former President Joe Biden.

TPS is a temporary program temporarily temporarily a program that allows us to search for work permit to be dangerous to return to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) department.

In recent years, millions of people are a disabled economic crisis where the economic crisis is sported against the presidential government of political repression and disability Nikolas maduro.

The Supreme Court did not investigate why Trump leadership was on Monday. The verdict was just a liberal justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson “denies,” he said.

DHS claimed that TPS appointments were not subjected to a trial.

Noem was called Venezuela’s 2023 “contradictory attention to national interest”, gang membership and “negative effects of US employees.” However, he kept the previous TPS on the Venezuela.

DHS greeted the verdict on Monday violence Baygen said he gave TPS for “group members” and “well-known terrorists and killers”.

The Trump Office restores our immigration system to keep our homeland and our people safe, “the agency said in a post on social media.

Several Democrats Venezuelans – pushed a part of a border to deport Immigration blow – As the trump, the TPP administration’s TPS appointment was rejected by the criminal and “terrorists”.

“Venezuelans face extreme pressure, arbitrary arrest, emergency murders and torture,” Congress said Pramila Jayapal.

“Poverty levels, electricity, water and medical care are less necessary.