Judges Block Trump Immigration Actions Nationwide

Federal judges in several states have issued orders temporarily blocking the Trump administration's efforts to revoke the visas and legal statuses of international students and humanitarian parolees. Notably, a judge in Boston halted the termination of the CHNV humanitarian parole program, protecting over 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. In Wisconsin, a judge reinstated the F-1 visa of an Indian student, citing due process violations, while similar cases have appeared nationally. A judge in Colorado ordered ICE to stop civil enforcement in courthouses to preserve due process rights. These rulings highlight judicial concerns over constitutionality and fair procedures in recent immigration actions. The Department of Homeland Security has indicated plans to appeal some of these decisions, leaving the final outcomes unresolved.