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Should Temporary Protected Status be permanent? — Kristi Noem | ChamberLight
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Utah Democratic leaders and advocates are calling for Congress to make Temporary Protected Status (TPS) permanent as the Supreme Court prepares to hear a case regarding the Trump administration's attempts to terminate the program.
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ALSO MENTIONED Angela Romero, Utah State House Minority Leader; Barack Obama, Former President; Brian Cogan, U.S. District Judge; Luz Escamilla, Utah State Senate Minority Leader
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