Trump posts graphic video of slaying to argue for stricter immigration policies

Joachin first entered the US in August 2022, according to the DHS. A federal judge issued a final order of removal against him in 2022, but the Biden administration granted him Temporary Protected Status, which expired in 2024, the DHS said.TPS prevents US officials from deporting immigrants to countries deemed unsafe, whether due to natural disasters, armed conflicts or other crises.The administration has argued that TPS encourages illegal immigration and has been over-used by Democrats.The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case about TPS for Haitians. Oral arguments are set to take place later this month.Haitians were designated as eligible for TPS after the Caribbean nation suffered a devastating earthquake in 2010. The eligibility status has been extended repeatedly, most recently in 2021 under the Biden administration.The Trump administration has argued that TPS for Haitians has become a permanent residency programme that is incongruous with Congress' original intent to provide temporary refuge.The administration has pushed to dismantle TPS programmes from a number of countries, raising the possibility of deportation for hundreds of thousands of migrants in the US from Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Honduras, Myanmar, Nepal, South Sudan, Syria and Venezuela, among others.DHS said on Friday that Joachin "will be deported regardless of the outcome" of his case.