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The Supreme Court just dealt a major blow to migrant protections, ruling 6-3 that the government can end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians — a decision that shrinks lower courts’ power to block such moves. The ruling follows a whirlwind of legal clashes, including a Massachusetts judge’s temporary halt on ending TPS for Ethiopians — seen by some as a direct challenge to the Court’s authority — and another judge’s pause for South Sudanese migrants. With the DHS General Counsel calling one judge’s actions “mutiny,” the tension between judicial oversight and executive control over immigration policy is escalating. The Court’s decision signals a narrower role for courts in reviewing TPS decisions tied to shifting conditions abroad.

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