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Supreme Court Hears Deportation Test Cases

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President Trump could move forward with the deportation of people living legally in the United States if he prevails in two specific legal cases. The report was delivered by NPR News in Washington.

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Sources · 7 independent

WAMU 88.5 DC

“President Trump could move forward with the nasty portations of people living legally in the US if he prevails in two cases.”

WAMU 88.5 DC

“people living legally in the US if he prevails in two cases.”

WBUR Boston

“President Trump could move forward with the deportations of people living legally in the US if he prevails in two cases before the US Supreme Court today.”

WBUR Boston

“At issue as NPR's Nina Totenberg reports is the temporary protected status program known as TPS. Congress enacted TPS in 1990.”

WBUR Boston

“today the Supreme Court hears arguments in two test cases, one from Haiti, where a devastating earthquake killed over 300,000 people in 2010”

KQED FM

“President Trump could move forward with the mass deportations of people living legally in the U.S. if he prevails in two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court today.”

WNYC 93.9 FM

“Today's Supreme Court oral arguments are about the mass deportation of people who are in this country legally. The case is known as Mullen vs. Doe.”

RFI Afrique

“the nine judges will hear the pleas before ruling by summer. The stakes of this decision are enormous. More than 350,000 Yemenis and a little more than 6,000 Syrians are concerned.”

RFI Monde

“Aujourd'hui les neuf juges entendront les plétoires avant de se tatuer d'ici à l'été. Il faut dire que l'enjeu de cette décision est énorme.”

RFI Monde

“Aujourd'hui les neuf juges entendront les plétoires avant de se tatuer d'ici à l'été. Plus de 350 000 laïciens et un peu plus de 6000 Syriens sont concernés.”

KQED FM

“the Supreme Court hears arguments over Trump's attempted mass deportations of people living legally in the U.S.”

Bloomberg Radio

“Today, Pentagon chief Pete Hegzett will face questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill for the first time since the war began.”

RFI Monde

“Leur avenir aux États-Unis se joue en partie aujourd'hui devant la Cour... le gouvernement soutiendra que les tribunaux n'ont pas à intervenir et que la fin du TPS pour les Haïtiens répond selon la Maison-Blanche à des impératifs d'intérêt national et de politique étrangère.”

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