Ximena Bustillo
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The NPR Politics Podcast · Trump's week in the courts – big wins and big losses · 26 Jun 2026
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So in a 6-3 decision, the conservative majority decided that it is not the purview of the court to weigh in on the conditions of those countries and that it is within the power of the
be able to terminate that status or not, you know, as it sees fit.
This was particularly about the designations to Haiti and Syria, about 330,000 people from Haiti, about 6,000 people from Syria that are affected by this decision.
But a lot of advocates say it goes beyond that scope.
Last year, we saw the Trump administration under former Secretary Kristi Noem
one by one, terminate every single TPS that came up for renewal last year.
Countries like Venezuela, Cameroon, Syria, Afghanistan.
And we only saw one sort of renewal, and that was last month for Lebanon.
And it wasn't quite a renewal.
It just kind of automatically extended.
There are a
that are going to come up for expiration later this year.
El Salvador, Ukraine are on that list.
And so there's a lot of questions about how the administration is going to move forward with those that are still standing.
I mean, in practice, they need to return.
You know, if they are not able to adjust their status, so basically find another way to legally be in the country, that could be like claiming asylum.
Maybe they've been able to secure a green card.
If they are not able to do something like that, then they are at risk of their
permission to be in the country to expire.
And if they're here when that expires, they could be subject to an arrest, a detention and a deportation.
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