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Federal Judge Upholds End of Temporary Protected Status for South Sudanese Migrants

A federal district court ruled that the Department of Homeland Security has authority to terminate temporary humanitarian protections for South Sudanese migrants, giving the Trump administration a significant legal victory in its effort to narrow temporary immigration programs.
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