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‘Temporary’ deportation shield for immigrants has always been a total farce

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28.06.2026

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‘Temporary’ deportation shield for immigrants has always been a total farce

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The last 20 years of so has been a continuous adventure in re-defining the phrase “white supremacy” to include less and less pertinent things.

The latest is that the Supreme Court has allegedly joined forces with Trump to “advance an authoritarian, white-supremacist agenda” — in the words of the Illinois Democrat, Rep. Delia Ramirez — by saying he can end so-called Temporary Protected Status for immigrants. 

A headline in the left-wing Nation magazine read, “The Supreme Court Once Again Endorses Trump’s Racism.”

The court’s decision is facially correct in that the law says that TPS designations or revocations by the executive branch are not reviewable by the courts.

The objections to the justices’ decision are purely policy-based.

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Trump critics and open-borders advocates don’t like that Trump is now going to be allowed to end TPS — a program for temporary relief from repatriation — for Haitians, Syrians, El Salvadorans and others.

But this isn’t a criticism of the court, which is obliged to make........

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