The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way to revoke the protected immigration status of hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan families who have been living legally in the United States, placing their futures in limbo.
These protections enabled families to work, study, and build new lives without fear of deportation. With the decision in place, authorities can begin the process of ending these safeguards, opening the door to potential deportations.
Many of the affected families originally fled political and economic turmoil in Venezuela, seeking safety, stability, and the chance to rebuild. Now, after years spent integrating into communities—from school classrooms to local businesses—they face the possibility of being uprooted once again.
Immigration advocates are urging lawmakers to provide a clear solution, arguing that lifting these protections without a replacement plan would not only threaten family unity but also disrupt communities across the country. As this story continues to unfold, Venezuelan parents and children alike are left waiting for answers on where they will call home.
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Venezuelan families in U.S. face deportation amid Supreme Court ruling
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