Supreme Court ruling clears path to dismantle Temporary Protected Status program

Hundreds of thousands of immigrants with Temporary Protected Status face potential deportation and loss of legal work authorization if the administration exercises its new authority to terminate country designations.

Since 1990, Temporary Protected Status has served as a quiet covenant between the United States and people fleeing catastrophe — a promise of shelter, not permanence, but enough to build a life upon. A Supreme Court ruling issued in late June has now handed the Trump administration the legal authority to dissolve that covenant with far less procedural resistance than before, placing hundreds of thousands of immigrants in a state of profound uncertainty. The decision does not mandate action, but it removes the guardrails that once made such action difficult, and for communities that have spent

Supreme Court ruling clears path to dismantle Temporary Protected Status program

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