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“SCOTUS RULING ENDS TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE STATUS OF HAITIAN & SYRIAN MIGRANTS”

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This storyWho bears most responsibility for Haitian & Syrian migrants losing TPS?

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This storyTPS was created by the Immigration Act of what year?

  1. 1980
  2. 1986
  3. 1990
  4. 1996
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1990

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Topic poll · all networksUnder what treaty can migrants block removal to a third country?

  1. Convention Against Torture
  2. Geneva Convention
  3. UN Refugee Protocol
  4. Vienna Convention
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Convention Against Torture

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In 2018, federal judges in Chicago & San Francisco ruled the Trump admin couldn't withhold grants from sanctuary cities, calling it unconstitutional federal overreach. Similar legal battles are likely ahead.

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