Fetterman Says Mamdani's Response to Supreme Court Immigration Ruling Could Risk Constitutional Conflict
The 6-3 rulings let the administration end TPS for about 300,000 people and require asylum-seekers to fully cross the border.
- The Supreme Court issued a 6-3 decision Thursday granting President Trump broad authority to terminate TPS, removing these designations from judicial review.
- About 300,000 people from Haiti and Syria previously held deportation protections and work permits under the TPS program, which designations lasted six to 18 months at the secretary's discretion.
- A second 6-3 decision allows Customs and Border Protection agents to turn away asylum-seekers before they cross the United States border, restricting legal immigration pathways.
- Affected individuals must either adjust their status or leave the country; those who remain risk falling out of status, leading to arrest, detention, or deportation.
- DHS General Counsel James Percival said the decisions provide the agency with "several more important tools to continue securing our borders." The rulings further restrict immigration options.
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The Gateway PunditZohran Mamdani Vows to Protect Illegal Aliens Ahead of 2026 Midterm Elections
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Fox NewsFetterman warns Mamdani risks 'constitutional crisis' by vowing to defy SCOTUS immigration ruling
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., warned of a “constitutional crisis” Saturday as his fellow party members turned a blind eye to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s vow to defy a Supreme Court ruling reinforcing President Donald Trump’s power to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitian and Syrian migrants. Appearing on “Saturday in America,” Fetterman cited prior Democratic warnings of a “constitutional crisis” under Trump, detailing his atte…
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