If the high court rules in favor of Sanchez and Gonzales, both of whom hail from El Salvador, it would mean that thousands of people who are currently living inside the U.S. will obtain the right to apply for and receive a green card.
But if the justices uphold the Third Circuit court’s interpretation of the law, then those covered by TPS would be forced to leave the U.S. and apply for green cards from within their countries of origin. The kicker, however, is that those people would have to wait for a decade because they came into the U.S. illegally, as per federal law.
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What part of temporary is not being understood? It's a slam dunk case by the Third Circuit court's ruling and the SC should back that ruling up.
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