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Trump posts graphic video to press for stricter immigration stance
politics12 hours ago

Trump posts graphic video to press for stricter immigration stance

President Trump shared a graphic video of a fatal beating by a Haitian migrant to advocate ending Temporary Protected Status for Haitians. The case of Rolbert Joachin, charged with homicide in Florida, highlights the ongoing TPS debate as a federal judge blocks the administration’s attempt to end Haitians’ TPS and the Supreme Court prepares to hear the case, with DHS indicating Joachin will be deported regardless of TPS outcomes.

via BBC|
#dhs#haitian-tps#ice
Courts Freeze Haiti TPS Move as Immigration Debate Heats Up
politics2 months ago

Courts Freeze Haiti TPS Move as Immigration Debate Heats Up

Federal Judge Ana C. Reyes blocked Kristi Noem’s plan to end Haiti’s Temporary Protective Status, saying the TPS program is congressionally designed and should be insulated from political timing; ending it would affect about 353,000 Haitians and ripple through families, coworkers, and the economy that relies on their labor and tax contributions. The piece frames the fight as a clash between on-the-ground reality and white nationalist ideology in the administration, notes growing Democratic support, and describes broader political turbulence including the DHS funding standoff, the DOJ weaponization shake-up, President Trump’s push to nationalize elections, and a Fulton County FBI raid over 2020 election materials.

via Letters from an American | Heather Cox Richardson | Substack|
#ana-c-reyes#haitian-tps#immigration
Court blocks end of Haitian TPS, granting 350,000 a last-minute reprieve
politics2 months ago

Court blocks end of Haitian TPS, granting 350,000 a last-minute reprieve

A federal judge halted the DHS plan to terminate Temporary Protected Status for about 350,000 Haitians, delaying the lapse and preserving their status and work permits while litigation continues. Judge Ana Reyes ruled the move was arbitrary and capricious under the Administrative Procedures Act and criticized remarks she deemed evidence of racial animus by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem (and referenced Trump). DHS signaled it may seek Supreme Court review of the decision.

via CBS News|
#administrative-procedures-act#federal-judge#haitian-tps