- Two federal judges cleared the way for the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for people from South Sudan and Myanmar, following a Supreme Court decision that limited courts' review of such terminations.
- The change would affect roughly 4,000 people from Myanmar and about 232 from South Sudan who had been protected from deportation and allowed to work.
- Immigrant-rights lawyers mounted a fresh legal challenge but lost; only DHS moves to end TPS for Ethiopia and Somalia remain blocked in court.
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