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flag A judge blocked Trump’s plan to end protections for 6,100 Syrians, citing legal and racial concerns.

flag A federal judge in New York has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to end Temporary Protected Status for over 6,100 Syrians, ruling the move likely violated legal standards and may have been influenced by racial animus. flag The decision, issued by Judge Katherine Polk Failla, halts the termination of protections for Syrians who have lived and worked in the U.S. for years, citing ongoing instability in Syria despite the end of its civil war. flag The legal challenge was brought by seven Syrian refugees and advocacy groups, who argue that ending TPS would cause severe harm to individuals and communities. flag The administration, which claimed improved conditions and national security concerns, may appeal the ruling. flag The case remains under review in federal court.

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