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A Supreme Court decision upholding the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian and Syrian nationals has removed a key layer of judicial oversight, narrowing the legal options for hundreds of thousands of people now exposed to deportation.
The ruling limits lower courts' ability to scrutinize Homeland Security's TPS determinations. With roughly 80% of TPS holders participating in the U.S.
labor market, per a 2025 Penn study, the downstream effects on sectors including healthcare, construction, and education are drawing attention from employers and advocacy groups across the workforce.
How the ruling changes the legal setup TPS, established in 1990, protects nationals of designated countries fleeing extraordinary circumstances from deportation and provides work authorization.
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