Uncertain Future for 240,000 Ukrainian Refugees in U.S. as Trump Considers Revoking TPS
Trump is considering ending Temporary Protected Status for 240,000 Ukrainian refugees in the US, aligning with his broader immigration crackdown; this could affect individuals and families who have sought safety from the conflict in their homeland.
The decision to end temporary protected status for 500,000 Haitians living in the U.S. may force most of them to return to a ...
Lawyers allege that Trump cannot revoke an extension that has already been granted, and that his decision is being driven by ...
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‘Cruelty is the point’: Trump wants to send 240,000 Ukrainian refugees back to their war-torn homeAside from embarrassing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office and cutting off military aid to Ukraine, President ...
Lawyers for Civil Rights was the first organization to file a complaint against the administration for upending temporary ...
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But the president "does not have the authority" to create a visa or citizenship rule without Congress, experts say ...
Trump immigration policy poses a threat to some 1.8 million migrants, sparking legal, economic and humanitarian concerns.Here's what is at stake and who is affected.
On Monday, Lawyers for Civil Rights (LCR) in Boston announced it had filed a federal lawsuit to block the Trump ...
Congressman Mike Lawler is calling on President Donald Trump to allow Ukrainian refugees to stay in the U.S. amid concerns they may lose their legal status.
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