Trump Seeks To End Temporary Status For Haitians And Syrians
President Trump is attempting to end a program that provides temporary status to individuals from Haiti and Syria. The program covers people who were living legally in the United States.
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“to deport people who have been living legally in the United States. or Democrat has embraced that program except President Trump. He's trying to get rid of it.”
NPR
“Trump seeks to end temporary status for Haitians and Syrians where a relatively small laws because it applies only to people who have continuously lived in the U.S. legally”
NPR
“Tempered protected status was never intended to be a de facto amnesty. That status, as its name suggests, is temporary. Lawyers for the Haitians and Syrians counter that provisions barring court review apply only to one section of the law.”
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