Chicago's Venezuelan migrants face uncertainty after Supreme Court allows Trump to strip protected status

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : " TRP will continue to provide legal guidance to those who have TPS by appointment through their legal clinic.
58% : As legal advocates push for federal intervention, community leaders are calling on local residents to stand in solidarity.
56% : " The decision, she said, also makes it more difficult for the state to fight federal immigration policies, but in the meantime, "we need to just protect the people we have right now.
46% : When Ana Gil heard the news that the Supreme Court Monday allowed the Trump administration to strip legal protections for thousands of recent Venezuelan migrants, she cried.
46% : "Today the Supreme Court allowed Trump and the Department of Homeland Security to once again sow panic and confusion among our communities," said Dulce Ortiz, executive director of Mano a Mano Family Resource Center, board president of the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR).
40% : "It must not be forgotten, there is ongoing political repression, economic collapse, widespread human rights violations, and a humanitarian crisis -- marked by food and medicine shortages -- that make Venezuela unsafe for return, warranting continued TPS protection," Olea said.

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