Internal Security Minister Christie sleep speaks to journalists before she toured “Camp 57”, a facility to accommodate migration detainees in Louisiana State Prison in Angola, Los Angeles, on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.
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San Francisco – A federal judge on Friday prevented the Trump administration from ending the temporary legal protection that gave more than a million people from Haiti and Venezuela the right to live and work in the United States.
The decision of the judge in the American province, Edward Chen from San Francisco to the prosecutors, means 600,000 Veneers, their temporary protection has ended in April or whose protection was about to end September 10 to stay and work in the United States. It also maintains protection for about 500,000 Haiti.
Chen’s Minister of Internal Security, Christie sleep, has shed light to cancel the protection of the Venezuelan and the Haitians, whom the judge said would send “to the conditions that are so dangerous that the Foreign Ministry advises not to travel to their countries of origin.”
He said that the actions of Nayyu were arbitrary and volatile, and her authority exceeded the end of the protection that extends by the Biden administration.
Presidential administrations have written the law for 35 years based on the best information available and consultation with other agencies, “a process that includes careful study and analysis. So far,” Chen wrote.
The prosecutors and their lawyers welcomed the news on Friday, although it is unclear whether this would help the people who were already deported.
“In recent months, people have been described as indescribable harm – including deportation and family semester – due to the discriminatory agenda and discriminatory minister of the Minister of Green in the Supreme Court,” said Amy McLean, chief lawyer at the ACLU in North California. “It must end now.”
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Security said in an e -mail that the program “was subjected to abuse, exploitation and politicization as a moderate program by reality” and that “unacceptable active judges” cannot stop the desire of the American people in a safe country.
“While this is delaying justice, Minister Nayyim will use every legal option at the disposal of the administration to end this chaos and give priority to the safety of Americans.”
The Trump administration’s second campaign of migration resulted in the illegal investment of people in the country, but also the end of programs that provide a legal but temporary license to live and work in the United States if the circumstances in the homeland homelands are considered unsafe.
According to the court documents, the administration ended the temporary protected situation, or TPS, and the appointments of the humanitarian and humanitarian release of about 1.5 million people, prompting lawsuits throughout the country from immigrant advocates.
The temporary protected situation is a designation that can be granted by the Minister of Internal Security to people in the United States, if the conditions in their homelands are considered a return due to a natural disaster, political instability or other dangerous conditions.
Millions of Venezuelan fled political turmoil, mass unemployment and hunger. The country drowned in a long crisis caused by years of excessive inflation, political corruption, poor economic administration and an ineffective government.
Haiti was first appointed to TPS in 2010 after an earthquake worth 7.0 quantities was killed and hundreds of thousands of people were injured, and she left more than a million homeless. The Hition faces hunger on a large scale and gang violence.
Their names ended in September, but later extended until February, due to a separate court order from New York.
Nayyim said that the circumstances in both Haiti and Venezuela had improved and that it was not a national reformer to allow migrants from countries to stay on a temporary program. Government attorneys said that the Secretary’s clear authority to make decisions related to TPS is not subject to judicial review.
Labs are granted to the conditions of six, twelve or 18 months, and extensions can be granted as long as the conditions remain bitter. It prevents the situation of deportation holders and allows them to work.
Chen wrote that the work of the Secretary to cancel TPS was not only unprecedented the way and the speed that was taken, but also violated the law.
The case had many legal transformations, including the appeal of the US Supreme Court.
In March, Chen temporarily stopped the management plans to finish TPS for people from Venezuela. An estimated 350,000 Venezuelane has been set for the loss of protection the following month.
But the US Supreme Court in May reflected his order while the lawsuit was played. The judges did not provide any justifications, which is common in emergency calls, and they did not judge the advantages of the case.
Lawyers of TPS holders said that the Venezuelan who have expired protection was launched from jobs, separated from children, detained by officers and even deported.
The court’s announcement by prosecutors showed the unrest resulting from the Trump administration and the Supreme Court decision.
After appearing to register the annual arrival of migration, a restaurant hosted in Indiana was deported to Venezuela in July. Her husband, the supervisor of the construction company, the work and care of their infant’s daughter, cannot at the same time.
In June, the Fedex employee appeared in the official uniform in sharing the required for immigration only to be detained, as stipulated in the court’s announcement. He was sleeping for two weeks on a floor, terrified that he would be sent to the notorious El Salvador prison. His wife cannot keep the family on her profits.
“I am not a criminal,” he said, adding that “immigrants like me come to the United States to work hard and contribute, and instead our families and our lives are separated.”
The reflection of the Supreme Court does not apply to Friday’s ruling. The government is expected to resume.
Last week, an appeals committee also stood from three judges alongside the prosecutors, saying that the Republican administration had no authority to evacuate the protection extensions granted by the previous administration.