Immigration court alert: Reports show some hearings are being moved on days’ notice, and some people are never told. Missing a hearing, even by mistake, can lead to a deportation order. Check your hearing date and location now, and do not face court without a lawyer.
In Mullin v. Doe, the Court ruled 6–3 that the Temporary Protected Status statute bars most judicial review of decisions to end a country’s TPS designation. That cleared the way for the terminations for Haiti and Syria, which took effect July 27. As of mid-August, according to Pew Research Center, DHS had ended TPS for 11 countries, four designations (El Salvador, Ukraine, Sudan and Lebanon) remained and were set to expire before the end of 2026, and terminations for Ethiopia and Somalia were suspended by litigation.
What this may mean: If you hold or held TPS, speak with an attorney now about other possible options, and check the USCIS TPS page for your country’s current status.
Sources: Pew Research Center · USCIS: TPS · ABC News
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