TPS for Afghans temporarily blocked by Fourth Circuit

Appeals Court Blocks Trump from Ending Afghan Migrant Amnesty

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan migrants who were imported to the United States under former President Joe Biden.

In May, Trump’s DHS announced that the agency would end TPS, a quasi-amnesty program, for about 75,000 Afghan migrants whom the Biden administration had resettled across the U.S. in mere months.

CASA, Inc., the open borders organization, filed a lawsuit.

TPS for Afghans was supposed to be terminated on July 12, but the appeals court has now halted DHS from moving forward with the plan, giving the Trump administration and CASA about a week to file briefs on the merits of the lawsuit.

There has been widespread fraud and abuse as well as terrorism within the Afghan resettlement carried out by Biden, law enforcement agencies and inspectors general offices have repeatedly found.

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