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A federal judge in San Francisco has blocked the Trump administration's plan to revoke temporary legal protections for more than one million migrants.
NPR's Matt Bloomberg reports on the latest ruling affecting people from Venezuela and Haiti.
The ruling from U.S.
District Judge Edward Chen argues Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem broke the law when she rescinded Biden-era extensions of temporary protections for half a million Haitians and 600,000 Venezuelans earlier.
this year.
Noam has argued the extensions are no longer justified,
but Chen, citing with immigrant rights groups and the ACLU,
wrote that the secretary did not follow correct procedures when she ended them early.
The Trump administration has sought to end protections for migrants from many foreign countries this year.
The latest ruling restores Biden-era extensions for people fleeing dangerous conditions in their home countries.
It could still face an appeal.
It was a mixed week on Wall Street.
The job market showed signs of weakness.
But NPR Scott Horsley reports that some investors are looking forward to a likely cut in interest rates.