Federal judge blocks Trump admin’s attempt to end TPS for 520,000 Haitians

The Trump administration’s efforts to end the temporary protection (TPS) of more than 520,000 Haiti immigrants currently live in the United States

TPS nams for Haitiin was expected to end on August 3 with an end to become effective on September 2.

The American boycott judge, Brian Kojan, in Brooklyn, rejected these plans on Tuesday, saying that the Minister of Internal Security (DHS) was Christian sleep that did not follow a schedule and instructions by congress to reconsider the TPS nams for the Haiti.

In his decision, Kojan wrote, “Minister Nayyim has no legal or inherent authority to cancel the appointment of TPS in the country.” He added that doing this made her actions “illegal.”

Trump’s official is currently the temporary protected situation of Haiti immigrants in the United States

Kojan added: “The prosecutors (and indeed) will succeed in success.”

He went on to say that the interests of the Haitians in living and working in the United States “much superiority” is the potential harm to the American government.

However, the government is still able to impose immigration laws freely and end the TPS mode as setd by Congress.

Fox News Digital communicated with DHS to comment on this issue, but it has not heard at the time of publication.

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A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Security said on Friday – before Kojan ruled in this matter – that the decision to end TPS ensures that the situation is actually temporary only, but also restores the safety of the American immigration system.

“The environmental situation in Haiti improves enough so that it is safe for Haiti citizens to return to their homes,” the spokesman said. “We encourage these individuals to take advantage of the administration resources to return to Haiti, which can be arranged through the CBP Home application. Haiti citizens may follow the legal status through other immigration entitlements requests, if qualified.”

NOEM has originally made a decision to cancel the Haitian TPS position after reviewing the USCIS) that shows that the island’s nation no longer meets the legal requirements that give the foreign population the ability to obtain TPS.

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Hayeon immigrants cross the borders of the United States of Mexico on Rio Grande as it appears from Siwad Akuna, the state of Koahula, Mexico, on September 20, 2021. (Paul Ratje/AFP via Getty Images)

Sources at the Ministry of National Security Fox News told that they are encouraging the Haitians who live in the United States with TPS to use the CBP Home app to secure a safe departure house by offering a free plane ticket and a $ 1,000 exit reward.

The congress was established as part of the 1990 immigration law, with the intention of allowing the population of countries who faced war, disasters, or other unusual and unusual conditions, to find a shelter in the United States, the program has the ability to extend it an increase of 18 months.

The Trump administration was pressuring TPS reinse to meet the campaign’s promise to strengthen the border and deport many illegal immigrants who crossed the border under the administration of former President Joe Biden.

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Biden gave TPS Venezuelans in 2021, then he renewed this appointment before the end of his term in January 2025.

The latest name will be run from April 3, 2025 to October 2, 2026. It is estimated that protection would have been applied to about 300,000 Venezuelan citizens, before the Trump administration fell.

Preston Mizal of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.