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  1. The Trump administration is using rulings from the Mullin v. Doe case to limit TPS, leading to warnings of a constitutional crisis from John Fetterman and defiance from NYC officials.

Supreme Court ruling allows Trump administration to proceed with dismantling TPS programs, leading to protests at an ICE office.

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Supreme Court ruling allows Trump administration to proceed with dismantling TPS programs, leading to protests at an ICE office.

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  1. Trump's agenda restricts legal immigration categories following the TPS termination ruling.1 source
  2. DHS begins enforcing status changes on TPS holders after the Supreme Court ruling.1 source
  3. Supreme Court ruling clears way for TPS program dismantling, sparking protests.1 source

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The Trump administration is using rulings from the Mullin v. Doe case to limit TPS, leading to warnings of a constitutional crisis from John Fetterman and defiance from NYC officials. All 2 developments

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