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"The government has been trying to revoke the legal status of these immigrants, who arrived in the US under a program launched by former President Joe Biden. The program, known as CHNV, was aimed at providing temporary protection to immigrants from these countries. The government has already extended the program to include Haiti, Cuba, and Nicaragua, and has requested that the Supreme Court lift an injunction that prevents it from ending the humanitarian protections for these immigrants."
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