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It's not allowed. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from ending temporary protected status for more than a million migrants.
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A federal judge ruling Homeland Security Secretary Kristi NOEM's revoking of three temporary legal protections. Extensions granted by the Biden administration to more than 600,000 people from Venezuela and roughly 500,000 from Haiti exceeded her authority. Granted. Granted by DHS. In cases of war, political instability and natural disasters. TPS protects immigrants from deportation, allowing them to work in the US Legally. Secretary Noem had argued conditions in both nations have improved. The judge slamming the move of sending them back to conditions that are so dangerous that even the State Department advises against travel to their home countries.
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Fox's Kristen Goodwin and the Department of Homeland Security says Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man who was deported to El Salvador, then returned to the US Is ineligible for asylum because he's a member of the mst, an allegation he denies. And ICE says they're looking to deport him to the small African country of Eswatini after Abrego Garcia claimed that he would be persecuted if he was sent to Uganda or 20 other nations. The Department of Health and Human Services set to release a report on autism, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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We received this statement from hhs. It says, quote, we are using gold standard science to get to the bottom of America's unprecedented rise in autism rates. Until we release the final report, any claims about its contents are more than speculation. And it's not clear when this final report will be released.
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Fox's Lucas Tomlinson, the company makes Tylenol, says it continues to believe that there is no link between acetaminophen and use during pregnancy and autism. A federal appeals court has declined to block a lower court ruling that said the Trump administration could not cut billions in foreign aid. America is listening to FOX News.
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