The Supreme Court on Monday took up two cases filed by migrants from Haiti and Syria who say the Trump administration’s sudden cancellation of their temporary humanitarian protections is unlawful and would send them back to dangerous conditions in their home countries.
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Supreme Court to consider whether Trump can end protected status for Syrians, Haitians
