Federal judge postpones DHS’s attempt to end Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans

On Monday, the province in the United States in San Francisco, California, granted a request to postpone the Trump administration’s attempt to end the TPS for Venezuelan citizens, which was granted under a program implemented by the Biden Administration.

The Minister of Internal Security (DHS), Christie Naim, announced the procedures three days after the right in its role to strip nearly 350,000 Venezuelan citizens in their protection under the TPS program, allowing them to live and temporarily work in the United States

By stripping the Venezuelan from their situation in TPS, the court said that Noem was exposed to a “possible imminent deportation” to their country, which was classified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as “Level 4: Do not travel” because of “high risks to illegal spread, terrorism, kidnapping, arbitrary enforcement of local laws, crimes, civil unrest, [and] Poor health infrastructure. “

The procedure would reflect the efforts of the Biden administration to expand the interim protection of Venezuelan countries that have been present since 2021.

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The American boycott judge, Edward Chen, of the San Francisco Federal Court, granted the postponement of Nayyim’s order on Monday, saying: “The court finds that the Secretary’s action threatens: to harm hundreds of thousands of people who have been disrupted throughout the United States throughout the United States throughout the United States.

Chen also said that the government had failed to determine “any real compensation damage” in the TPS continuous for the Venezuelan beneficiaries.

“The prosecutors have also shown that they will succeed in showing that the measures taken by the Secretary are not authorized under the law, arbitrary and volatile, and their unconstitutional motives,” Chen wrote. “For these reasons, the court grants the plaintiffs to postpone the confrontation procedures pending the final separation of the advantages of this case.”

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Fox News Digital contacted DHS to comment on the decision.

The National Alliance TPS – an organization that represents individuals who have a temporary protected position (TPS) in the United States – and Venezuela individuals who specified from TPS decision of the Trump administration to end the TPS for Venezuelan in the United States, argue that Nayem’s work was illegal and stimulated through racial bias.

Venezuelan immigrants were allowed to travel directly to the United States after applying from abroad under a policy that started during the Biden administration that was designed to open legal immigration paths, but President Donald Trump suspended the program when he returned to his post in January.

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Venezuelan immigrants walk after reaching a trip after being deported from the United States, in Caracas, Venezuela, March 24, 2025. (Reuters/Leonardo Fernandez Veeloria)

Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, Chnv, allowed immigrants and their direct family to fly to the United States if they had American sponsors. They can remain in the country for two years under a temporary migration position known as the conditional release. The program was first applied to the Venezuelan before expanding it to additional countries.

Trump has faced efforts to remove legal and illegal immigrants from the United States since he took office in January as part of his agenda to migrate many legal obstacles.

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According to the Trump administration, the Ministry of National Security, including its Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, which has achieved the allegations of abuse and discrimination in enforcement of migration, according to Bloomberg News.

Landon Mion from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.