The day after more than 500,000 migrants, including the Venezuelans, lost the right to live and work in the United States after the Supreme Court’s decision, the federal judge on Saturday 31 May, from Trump prevented the administration to cancel work permits and legal documents of about 5,000 Venezuelans.
The judge of the US district Edward Chen in San Francisco stated in the decision that the Minister of Internal Security was probably exceeded by Kristi Noem’s authority when it invalidated these documents.
19 May, the US Supreme Court raised Judge Chen’s order, who prevented the Venezuelans from protecting deportation. In particular, the High Court stated that it did not prevent any Venezuelan to still question the related NOEM decision to invalidate documents issued according to this program that allowed them to work and live in the United States.
These documents were published after the US Department of Internal Security in recent days of democratic President Joe Biden, who extended the TPS program for Venezuelans by 18 months until October 2026, and then moved the event. Also read | Trump Administration offers $ 1,000 to illegal migrants who voluntarily own reports
A temporary protected status is awarded to people or migrants who have experienced a natural disaster or armed conflict in their home countries. Judge Chen decided that the administration estimated only about 5,000 out of 350,000 Venezuelans that organized such documents.
“This smaller number will decrease against any claim that the ongoing presence of these TPS holders, which was awarded to the secretary of TPS -related documents, would be a tax on national or local economies or threatening national security,” Chen said.
Only before the day of the Supreme Court had Trump’s administration immediately undress the legal right to live and work in the US from so many millions of people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
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