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Inside the fights to maintain TPS status for thousands after the Supreme Court sided with Trump

Thousands are fighting to maintain Temporary Protected Status (TPS) following a Supreme Court ruling that sided with Donald Trump.

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Advocates are working to preserve Temporary Protected Status for thousands of individuals after the Supreme Court limited the authority of lower courts and sided with Trump. The ruling has introduced significant uncertainty regarding the stability of this status.

Coverage from CNN, the Rochester Beacon, and Межа. Новини України emphasizes the ongoing legal battles and the concerns of local experts. Meanwhile, Fragomen reports that TPS employment authorization has been further extended specifically for Syria and Somalia.

Future developments center on the efforts of advocates to navigate the legal limitations imposed by the High Court to protect those currently holding TPS.

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What did the Supreme Court decide regarding TPS?

The Court sided with Trump and limited the power of lower courts.

Which specific countries saw employment authorization extensions?

Employment authorization was extended further for Syria and Somalia.

How have local experts responded to the ruling?

Experts cited by the Rochester Beacon state that the ruling adds uncertainty.

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