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APPEALS COURT LETS DHS END TPS: 60,000 FROM NEPAL, HONDURAS, NICARAGUA NOW DEPORTATION-ELIGIBLE

APPEALS COURT LETS DHS END TPS: 60,000 FROM NEPAL, HONDURAS, NICARAGUA NOW DEPORTATION-ELIGIBLE

The Ninth Circuit granted an emergency stay allowing the Trump administration to proceed with ending Temporary Protected Status for roughly 60,000 people from Nepal, Honduras, and Nicaragua, making them eligible for removal as protections lapse. Advocates argue DHS ended TPS without an objective review of country conditions; DHS says TPS was never intended as a de facto asylum system. The ruling fits a broader acceleration of TPS rollbacks affecting other nationalities, with further hearings set for November.

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OAKLAND MAYOR BRAGS: CITY POLICE ‘DO NOT COOPERATE WITH ICE’ AS DOJ CRACKS DOWN ON SANCTUARY CITIES

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OAKLAND MAYOR BRAGS: CITY POLICE ‘DO NOT COOPERATE WITH ICE’ AS DOJ CRACKS DOWN ON SANCTUARY CITIES
At a DNC summer meeting, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee said the city defies federal immigration enforcement and stated local police do not cooperate with ...