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TRUMP ADMIN MOVES TO END Protected Status for Syrian Migrants - Asks Supreme Court to INTERVENE

Gary FranchiFebruary 26, 202682 views
TRUMP ADMIN MOVES TO END Protected Status for Syrian Migrants - Asks Supreme Court to INTERVENE
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President Trump's administration is wasting no time delivering on its America First immigration promises, filing a request with the Supreme Court to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Syrian migrants currently living in the United States.

In the new filing, Trump's team is asking the nation's highest court to clear the way for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to immediately end the protected status that has allowed thousands of Syrians to remain in America under the previous administration's policies.

This bold move represents exactly the kind of decisive action that patriots voted for in November. While the Biden regime rolled out the red carpet for migrants from around the globe, Trump is now systematically dismantling the policies that put foreign nationals ahead of American citizens.

Deep State Roadblocks Won't Stop America First Agenda

The fact that the administration had to go directly to the Supreme Court tells you everything you need to know about the resistance Trump faces from the entrenched bureaucracy. Lower courts and administrative hurdles have been weaponized against common-sense immigration enforcement for years.

Secretary Noem, who has proven herself as a fierce defender of American sovereignty, is being blocked from doing her job by the same judicial activists who spent four years enabling Biden's border catastrophe.

"The American people spoke clearly in the 2024 election," said one administration source familiar with the filing. "They want secure borders and immigration laws that put Americans first, not endless extensions of temporary programs that become permanent backdoors into our country."

This Supreme Court request is just the beginning. Trump's mass deportation operation is ramping up across the country, and no amount of deep state interference will stop this administration from restoring law and order to our immigration system.

The question isn't whether Trump will succeed in ending these failed policies - it's how quickly the Supreme Court will clear the obstacles and let him get back to work for the American people. Will the justices stand with the Constitution and the will of the voters, or will they bow to the globalist pressure to keep America's doors wide open?

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Gary Franchi

Award-winning journalist covering breaking news, politics & culture for Next News Network.

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AmericaFirst2024Verifiedjust now
About time! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
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PatriotMom2024Verifiedjust now
Finally! We need to prioritize American citizens first. These temporary programs were never meant to be permanent and it's time to get our immigration system back under control.
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ConservativeVoterVerifiedjust now
Exactly right! The word 'temporary' seems to have lost all meaning in Washington.
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SmallGovSupporterVerifiedjust now
Good move by the administration. We can't keep extending these programs indefinitely without proper congressional oversight. Syria has stabilized significantly in many regions compared to when TPS was first granted.
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LegalEagle47Verifiedjust now
That's a key point - conditions on the ground should drive these decisions, not politics.
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TexasRancherVerifiedjust now
I live in a border state and see firsthand how overwhelmed our resources are. How long is this Supreme Court process expected to take?