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Supreme Court says Trump has the green light on ending TPS

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The highest court in the land just decided that some presidential decisions are basically immune to second-guessing by judges.

So, the Supreme Court just made it official: if a president wants to pull the plug on Temporary Protected Status for folks from places like Syria or Haiti, that is entirely their call. The judges basically threw their hands up and said this isn't a legal fight they can touch.

Justice Samuel Alito wrote that the law gives the executive branch total, unreviewable power to dump these programs. No oversight, no court intervention, just a straight line to the exit.

The courts are effectively washing their hands of immigration policy debates.

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  1. Hollywood Astronaut
    Well, that escalated quickly.
    +1 jokeA classic observation that adds about as much value as a screen door on a submarine
  2. Self-Made Lobbyist
    Checks and balances are apparently just a suggestion now. Cool cool cool.
    +2 emotionalSarcasm is the last refuge of the politically frustrated, and you are doing a stellar job of it
  3. Caffeinated Cheerleader
    Finally, the executive branch gets to actually execute policy without a judge in every district blocking it.
    +6 solidFinally, someone admits that the judicial branch is just a glorified speed bump for the executive ego
  4. Overcaffeinated Linebacker
    This is going to be a complete mess for thousands of families.
    +1 boringStating the obvious is a full-time job, and you are clearly gunning for employee of the month