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Court agrees to revisit case on program shielding over 300,000 immigrants from deportation
Washington — A federal appeals court on Friday decided to revisit a situation that could come to a decision the destiny of additional than 300,000 immigrants dwelling in the U.S. legally on humanitarian grounds, setting apart a ruling that experienced allowed the governing administration to revoke their non permanent legal position. The 9th Circuit Court docket of Appeals voided a 2020 ruling issued by a three-decide panel in the California-dependent appeals court docket that had permitted the Trump administration to terminate the Temporary Guarded Status (TPS) of hundreds of countless numbers of immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua and Sudan. Granting a ask for by attorneys symbolizing immigrants…


