TIMEIn a Win For Biden, Supreme Court Rules He Can End the 'Remain In Mexico' Policy
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51% : Only 1,109 of those cases have been completed in court, and of them, only 27 people were granted asylum.49% : In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court narrowly affirmed the Biden Administration's authority to oversee U.S.-Mexico border procedure, and allows it to continue its efforts to end "Remain in Mexico" -- officially called the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) -- the Trump-era policy of returning migrants who have made a claim for asylum to Mexico while their case is adjudicated.
45% : In light of this decision, we now call on the Biden Administration to immediately pause all pending hearings and parole those enrolled so that they may seek asylum in safety."
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