Can a President End Temporary Protected Status? The Supreme Court Must Decide

Can a President End Temporary Protected Status? The Supreme Court Must Decide

The Supreme Court is deciding whether a president can terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS)—legal protection for nationals from crisis countries—despite decades of reliance. Congress created TPS in 1990 but left the statute silent on how presidents should end it. The question: Does long lawful residence constrain executive power to revoke?

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