The TPS Relief Act would allow people to challenge Temporary Protected Status decisions in court. Currently, federal law prohibits judicial review of TPS claims, meaning people denied this status have no legal recourse through the courts. This bill makes a simple change to existing law by removing language that bars courts from hearing these cases. The legislation would affect immigrants from countries designated for temporary protected status, primarily those fleeing armed conflict or natural disasters. The bill contains no specific funding allocations or implementation timelines beyond the statutory change itself.
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