Judge Blocks Trump's Mass Revocation of Migrant Work Permits
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Federal Judge in Boston Rules in Favor of Migrants: Hundreds of Thousands Can Stay in US
A federal judge in Boston has ruled that nearly a million migrants from Venezuela, Cuba, and Haiti can remain in the US, overturning the Trump administrations attempt to deport them. These migrants entered legally using a Biden-era app called CBP One, which granted them temporary work permits. However, last April, mass emails revoked their status, leading to a lawsuit by a nonprofit group, Democracy Forward. The judge ruled that the blanket revocation was unlawful, ordering the administration to restore their legal status and halt one-click cancellations. This decision keeps hundreds of thousands in limbo, buying time while larger immigration battles unfold in the courts.
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