The Biden administration has suffered another legal setback in its bid to end a Trump-era immigration policy
DHS didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.introduced the policy, known formally as the Migrant Protection Protocols, in 2019, at the height of a surge in Central American families coming to the U.S. border.
President Biden’s administration moved to end the program soon after taking office but has since seen a series of losses in court. likewise said the administration couldn’t abandon the Trump administration rules while litigation continues. Those earlier court actions weren’t final rulings.PREVIEWPractically speaking, the program had taken a back seat during the Covid-19 pandemic because U.S. officials under both the Trump and Biden administrations were turning back migrants under public-health orders issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.last week, even as it continues to fight in court to terminate it.
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