Supreme Court and Federal Courts

The Supreme Court granted expedited review and will hear consolidated arguments in late April on the Trump administration’s effort to terminate Temporary Protected Status for roughly 350,000 Haitian and about 6,000 Syrian nationals, while for now leaving lower‑court injunctions in place blocking immediate terminations. The case—expected to be decided by late June—raises whether TPS designations are judicially reviewable and whether the terminations violate statutory or equal‑protection limits, with the Justice Department seeking broad deference to DHS and lower courts flagging possible racial animus in the Haiti decision.