Guatemalan Maya Center reacts to ruling that can end humanitarian protections to some immigrants

A significant ruling involving immigration from four nations.

A federal appeals court panel ruled on Monday that the Trump administration can end humanitarian protections for some 300,000 immigrants living in the United States,

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A FEDERAL APPEALSCOURT HAS RULED THAT THE TRUMPADMINISTRATION CAN ENDHUMANITARIAN PROTECTIONS THATHAVE ALLOWED PEOPLE FROM ELSALVADOR, NICARAGUA, HAITI ANDSUDAN TO REMAIN IN THE UNITEDSTATES.

THE 9TH U.S. CIRCUITCOURT OF APPEALS LIFTED APRELIMINARY INJUNCTION THAHAD BLIOCKED THE MOVE.

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