Supreme Court allows Trump to control the border

 DC Daily Journal:

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The Trump administration is taking decisive action to fortify the nation’s borders, and the Supreme Court has just handed them a pivotal victory. On Monday, the high court granted the administration’s request to lift a lower court’s injunction, allowing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 300,000 Venezuelan nationals. This move is a cornerstone of President Trump’s mission to restore order and security to a border overwhelmed by years of lax policies. Liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, appointed by Biden, stood alone in her public dissent, highlighting the ideological divide on this issue.

The Supreme Court’s ruling empowers DHS to proceed with revoking TPS, clearing the path for deportations if these Venezuelan nationals do not voluntarily leave the U.S. This decision marks a significant step toward reasserting control over immigration policy, which the Trump administration argues has been undermined by decades of misuse. By prioritizing national security, the administration is addressing the chaos inherited from the Biden era, when unchecked migration strained communities and resources across the country.
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The court is allowing Trump to reverse the insanity of the Biden open borders policy.  America will be a safer place with the border under control. 

See also:

Rubio Decimates Chris Van Hollen in Glorious Exchange About USAID and Deportation

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