Court ruling clears way to end Haiti TPS, boosting Trump’s immigration agenda

A Supreme Court ruling in Mullin v. Doe terminates the ability to judicially block the end of Haiti’s Temporary Protected Status, with a federal judge noting the injunction blocking DHS from terminating Haiti TPS is no longer in effect. DHS can proceed with ending protections for roughly 330,000–350,000 Haitians in the U.S., while the broader lawsuit over the termination and claims of racial animus continues. The decision is portrayed as a major immigration victory for Trump and caps a yearslong legal battle over Haiti’s TPS designation, which had been expanded under the Biden administration.