Afghanistan, April 23 -- The White House announced U.S. courts will individually review Afghan immigration cases as temporary protection status for many is ending soon.
Karoline Leavitt, White House spokesperson, announced that Afghan immigration cases in the United States will be reviewed by courts. The announcement, made during a press conference on April 22, emphasized that Afghan migrants who received temporary protected status during the Biden administration will soon see their protections end.
Leavitt clarified that Afghan individuals who entered the U.S. and applied for asylum will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis by the courts. This development follows the expiration of temporary protections that were granted during the withdra...