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  1. The Trump administration sought to control the border with Mexico while Alito supported its policies, referencing past Obama administration asylum use.
  2. The Trump administration has taken executive actions to revoke temporary protected status for migrants from Haiti and Syria.

The Supreme Court ruled on June 26, 2026, setting national immigration policy and granting/extending TPS protections for both Haitians and Syrians.

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The Supreme Court ruled on June 26, 2026, setting national immigration policy and granting/extending TPS protections for both Haitians and Syrians.

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  1. TPS termination affects Haitian immigrants' status and Syrian applicants' status.Sub-event
  2. TPS expiration impacts Syrian and Haitian communities.1 source
  3. The Trump administration used DHS to end TPS for Syrians and Afghans following a Supreme Court ruling and legal challenges.Sub-event
  4. The ruling impacting TPS status for Haitians and Syrians has drawn criticism.1 source
  5. SC decision allows stripping protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants; AIC details published.1 source
  6. Court ruling on June 27th facilitates mass deportation agenda against Haitians.1 source
  7. Court decision allows Trump's immigration crackdown on TPS for Haiti and Syria.1 source
  8. House passed a bill to extend TPS for Haiti, and OIRA reviewed immigration rules affecting Haiti.1 source
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  1. Court majority rules President has unrestrained power, impacting TPS status for multiple countries.1 source
  2. The US terminated TPS for Syrians and Haitians following a Supreme Court ruling.1 source
  3. Supreme Court ruling supports administration's TPS status policies for Haitian and Syrian migrants.1 source
  4. Court ruled on the administration's power to cancel TPS, potentially leading to an end for Haitians and Syrians.1 source
  5. Administration ends TPS for Haitians and Syrians.1 source

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