Start Here How 350,000 Venezuelans Lost Their Protection
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May 20, 2025 Jordana Miller, ABC's correspondent in Jerusalem, discusses the significant implications of the Supreme Court's ruling allowing the deportation of 350,000 Venezuelans with Temporary Protected Status. She dives deep into the struggles faced by these individuals as they navigate their uncertain legal futures. Additionally, Miller sheds light on the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, notably the severe impact of intensified military actions on local Palestinians. The conversation also touches on the political dynamics surrounding humanitarian aid in conflict zones.
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Supreme Court Greenlights TPS Revocation
- The Supreme Court ruling enables the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans.
- This sets a precedent that could impact many other immigrants with TPS in the U.S., creating widespread uncertainty.
Netanyahu Lifts Gaza Aid Blockade
- Israel’s Netanyahu reluctantly lifted the food and medicine blockade on Gaza after pressure from U.S. senators.
- The aid is minimal (five trucks) and aimed more at preserving U.S. support than a moral argument.
Babbitt Settlement Sparks Controversy
- The DOJ’s $5 million settlement with Ashley Babbitt’s family contrasts with multiple investigations finding the shooting justified.
- Political and public pressures shifted the legal posture, framing Babbitt as a martyr for rioters.