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Judge restores legal protections for Haitians, says Trump administration overstepped authority
The Trump administration overstepped its authority by moving to revoke legal protections for Haitian citizens legally in the U.S. in the coming weeks, a federal judge ruled. But the ruling issued late Tuesday may be a temporary reprieve for those living in Maine and other states because the protections are due to expire in February unless extended.
U.N. officials warn that gang violence in Haiti is escalating with the nation’s capital now 90 percent under gang control.
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This isn't about "restoring integrity" to the immigration system. It's a blatant act of racism, writes Bea Hines.
A federal judge said the Trump administration did not give 500,000 Haitians scheduled to lose Temporary Protected Status ...
One Miami-area lawmaker said the decision to end TPS, citing the rationale that Haiti is safer now, “defies facts, reason and ...
The Trump administration is using Haiti’s “widespread” gang violence, along with the State Department’s recent decision to ...
The move is part of President Donald Trump's effort to stage the largest mass deportation in history. About 128,000 Haitians ...
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The Department of Homeland Security says that it is terminating legal protections for hundreds of thousands of Haitians, ...
A federal judge rejected the Trump administration's bid to end temporary deportation protections and work permits for ...
U.S. District Judge Brian M. Cogan's ruling means that Haiti's Temporary Protected Status designation should return to its ...
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