tps venezuela South Florida Leaders React Strongly#tps  #venezuela - video Dailymotion

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📢 Breaking News: The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the Trump administration’s decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 350,000 Venezuelans — a move that has sparked intense backlash across South Florida.  🔔 Follow for more updates on immigration, politics, and community reactions.   📍 Location Focus: Miami-Dade, Broward County, South Florida  📆 Date: May 20, 2025   #tps #venezuela #supremecourt #southflorida #immigrationnews #trump #breakingnews

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00:00With concerns over Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's regime,

00:04thousands of Venezuelans came to the United States in 2021

00:07after the Biden administration said they were eligible for temporary protected status or TPS.

00:13On Monday, that changed.

00:16350,000 Venezuelans, law-abiding people, families, workers, neighbors,

00:24have had their legal status ripped away for no reason.

00:30The Supreme Court's decision to allow TPS to be revoked

00:33means that hundreds of Venezuelans here in South Florida could face deportation.

00:38We have people who are working with papers, who are paying taxes.

00:43When we lose those workers, who are going to fill their jobs?

00:48If we don't have people who can fill their jobs because we do not,

00:50because we already have a labor shortage,

00:52the prices of goods and services go up.

00:55South Florida Republicans also speaking out against the Supreme Court's decision.

tps venezuela South Florida Leaders React Strongly#tps #venezuela

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