Zonia Celis fled Venezuela for Minnesota in April 2022. She had TPS status before the Supreme Court’s ruling and has applied for asylum. At the softball tournaments, she runs a food stand, La Sazon D’Cary, selling sandwiches made with patacones — smashed plantains — and other flavors of home.

The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Venezuelans living in the U.S., leaving them at risk of being sent back to a

A Supreme Court order that provided more questions than answers is jeopardizing the legal immigration status of Venezuelans with TPS.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to revoke special legal protections for nearly 350,000 Venezuelan nationals living in the United States temporarily.

The Supreme Court in an emergency order on Monday allowed the Trump administration to strip legal protections the Biden administration gave to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans, over

The decision will allow the Administration to end Venezuelans’ eligibility for Temporary Protected Status this year.

Venezuelans have long considered the Miami suburb of Doral their refuge. Trump’s immigration crackdown is calling that into question.

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court said the Trump administration can ... Chen, the California federal court judge, noted that Venezuela remains "so rife with economic and political upheaval and ...

Venezuela’s ruling coalition secures a big win in parliamentary and regional elections boycotted by the opposition.