Appeals court blocks Trump administration from revoking Haitian TPS status
The federal appeals court issued a temporary stay to prevent the termination of work permits for 350,000 Haitian nationals. This ruling extends protections through the upcoming weekend and delays the administration's plan to begin mass deportations. The court's decision follows a Supreme Court ruling that initially allowed the Trump administration to end the program. While the administration prepares for large scale removals, critics argue that instability in Haiti makes the country unsafe. The stay remains in effect until at least Monday, providing a brief reprieve for those in the program.
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