POLITICSJul 28 · 13:00 UTCSCOTUSBLOGKelsey Dallas, Blake Fox

The ongoing battle over TPS status

The Trump administration seeks full implementation of an executive order on mail-in voting, while legal battles over Temporary Protected Status (TPS) continue as beneficiaries use the 5th Amendment’s Due Process Clause to challenge revocations. Employers and lawmakers express concerns about labor shortages as TPS protections face potential removal.

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Trump administrationorganizationSupreme CourtorganizationTemporary Protected StatustopicU.S. Chamber of Commerceorganization5th Amendment's Due Process ClausetopicJames Aren DuckettpersonDominick Occhiconeperson

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