SCOTUS Allows the Trump Administration to Remedy Past Abuses of Temporary Protected Status
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- But it is a double-edged sword, for it will also facilitate future administrations’ ability to pursue abusive TPS extensions.
- Only Congress has the ability to fundamentally reform or terminate the TPS statute.
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This ruling will facilitate the Trump administration’s efforts to terminate abusive TPS extensions by prior administrations. But it is a double-edged sword, for it will also facilitate future administrations’ ability to pursue abusive TPS extensions. Only Congress has the ability to fundamentally reform or terminate the TPS statute.
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