A judge is barring President Donald Trump from ending the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) amnesty given to 530,000 Venezuelans — including Tren de Aragua gangsters — by President Joe Biden’s deputies.
A California-based U.S. District Court Judge, Edward Chen, cited the migrants’ economic activity as if that entitled them to legal status regardless of U.S. laws and politics, claiming:
[They] have have higher educational attrainment that most U.S. citizens (40-54%) have bachelors degrees), have higher labor participation rates (80-96%) [because they are younger, on average] … and annually contribute billions of dollars to the U.S. economy and pay hundreds of millions, if not billions, in Social Security taxes.
The California-born judge was nominated by President Barack Obama.
“This is what we mean by judicial tyranny,” responded Stephen Miller, Trump’s policy…
