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Judges are under fire for allegedly blocking deportations and ending Temporary Protected Status, with a DHS lawyer calling their actions “naked political activism.” Meanwhile, a major court ruling strikes down a Trump-era policy allowing mass migrant detention without release, comparing it to WWII internment. Immigrant advocates hail it as a victory for due process, while DHS insists its policies are lawful and necessary for national security. With nine appeals courts against the policy and two in favor, the Supreme Court may soon decide the future of immigration enforcement—and the balance between safety and justice.

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