Can a President Revoke TPS After Decades? Supreme Court to Decide

Can a President Revoke TPS After Decades? Supreme Court to Decide

The Supreme Court is weighing whether presidential authority to end Temporary Protected Status protections overrides reliance interests—people's decades-long legal residence under TPS. Congress codified TPS in 1990 to shield nationals of crisis-hit countries from removal, but left the statute silent on procedural guardrails for termination. Courts must now decide if years or decades of lawful status constrain executive reversal.

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