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  1. A court ruling on 2026-06-25 terminated temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants and stripped legal status from New Yorkers.

Legal cases involving Haitian migrants and TPS status were addressed by Justice Alito's opinion and the Mullin v. Doe case on June 25, 2026.

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Legal cases involving Haitian migrants and TPS status were addressed by Justice Alito's opinion and the Mullin v. Doe case on June 25, 2026.

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HaitiElena Kagan

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  1. Follow-up on the TPS revocation challenge, focusing on Kagan's comments on racial animus.1 source
  2. Alito reversed the TPS termination block for Haitians.1 source
  3. Specific court cases and judicial opinions addressed Haitian TPS status on June 25.1 source

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