Could the U.S. Extend TPS for Venezuela Due to a Natural Disaster?
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The Supreme Court confirmed that the government has the authority to grant, extend, or terminate TPS for any community. Amid the recent tragedy in Venezuela, a key question arises: could that same authority be used to extend TPS to Venezuelans due to a natural disaster, as has happened in the past with other communities?
In this interview with journalist Patricia Poleo, immigration attorney Jesus Reyes discusses this possibility, explains what the Supreme Court decided, what precedents exist, and what both Venezuelans and permanent residents should keep in mind right now. He also shares recent news that brings some relief to the immigrant community.
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