Federal judge blocks Trump administration from ending temporary legal status for many Haitians
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Ending TPS prematurely violates due process and ignores the humanitarian crisis in Haiti, where gangs control 85% of the capital. Haitian immigrants have built lives, enrolled in schools, and started medical treatment in the United States based on government promises that protections would last until 2026.
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