WHITE HOUSE RESPONSE TO TERMINATION OF TPS: President Trump’s America First Agenda Scores Major Supreme Court Win on TPS Termination
The Supreme Court decided not to review cases about the Temporary Protected Status of Syrians and Haitian known as Mullin vs. Doe on Thursday. The White House is celebrating the ruling for giving the Trump Administration full reign on how to manage the immigration process overall. The Slice has obtained an official report from the Whtie House that lists the copious ways they have dealt with border security up until this point. The White House says more actions "are on the way." In addition to their list of actions, here is a breakdown of what the ruling means: What did the Supreme Court decide? The Court ruled that: 1. Courts cannot review most TPS termination decisions. The majority held that the TPS statute bars judicial review of non‑constitutional challenges to DHS decisions. That means federal courts cannot second‑guess DHS when it decides a country no longer qualifies for TPS. 2. The administration can end TPS for Haiti and Syria immediat...