The Supreme Court of the United States has allowed the administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans in an 8–1 decision. The ruling could affect roughly 300,000 people who had been granted temporary refuge in the U.S.
Supporters say immigration policy is the executive branch’s responsibility. Critics argue the move puts families at risk and reflects political priorities over humanitarian concerns.
The decision highlights how uncertain temporary protections can be, leaving many migrants facing an unclear future.
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