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Trump administration unlawfully terminated status of migrants using Biden-era app, US judge rules

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A federal judge on Tuesday ordered ​President Donald Trump’s administration ‌to reverse the termination of the legal status of ​thousands of migrants ​who had been allowed to ⁠temporarily live in the ​United States by using ​an appointment app utilized by Democratic President Joe Biden’s administration.
U.S. ​District Judge Allison Burroughs ​in Boston ruled that the U.S. ‌Department ⁠of Homeland Security acted unlawfully when in April 2025 it sent mass ​emails ​notifying ⁠up to 900,000 people who had ​entered the country using ​the ⁠CBP One app that it was “time for you ⁠to ​leave the United ​States.”

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Aminu Salisu Sodangi is a Nigerian journalist and content strategist known for his insightful coverage of current affairs, human-interest stories, and socio-political developments. With a keen eye for balanced reporting, he combines traditional journalistic principles with modern storytelling techniques to engage diverse audiences. Aminu has contributed to editorial teams focused on community journalism and national development, consistently advocating for credible information and transparent governance. His writing highlights the voices and experiences that shape Nigeria’s evolving media landscape. He currently works with Etimes247 Newspaper, where he contributes to news writing, editorial coordination, and content development. Aminu is passionate about using journalism to promote education, civic participation, and social progress. Areas of Expertise: News reporting | Editorial writing | Media research | Public affairs | Digital communication

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