US government asks Supreme Court to allow deportation of Syrian migrants

The Trump administration has pushed to strip migrants of Temporary Protected Status, arguing that their countries are no longer unsafe.

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The United States Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to allow the administration of President Donald Trump to move forward with plans to terminate deportation protections for 6,000 Syrian migrants living in the country.

The department’s request on Thursday came in the form of an emergency appeal to the high court, the latest instance of the Trump administration using the tactic.

US government asks Supreme Court to allow deportation of Syrian migrants

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