JUDICIAL TYRANNY: Obama Judge Rules Trump Unlawfully Terminated Legal Status of Migrants who used US entry app

The Obama judge has a long history of anti-Trump rulings alongside her fellow travelers James Boasberg, Tanya Chutkan, Beryl Howell, Amit Mehta, Lewis Kaplan and Arthur Engoron.

There is, in this country, a fifth column actively working to dismantle it piece by piece and destroy it.

Not with tanks in the street, but with narratives, institutions, and influence. They burrow into the culture, capture the language, rewrite the rules, and call it progress while hollowing out the very foundations that made the nation strong.

They do not build; they destrroy. They do not defend; they undermine. They sneer at the Constitution, degrade the rule of law, and erode the shared values that bind a people into a country. Under the banners of “equity” and “justice,” they excuse lawlessness, normalize disorder, and delegitimize the very idea of America itself.

This is not dissent—it is sabotage dressed as virtue. A slow-motion demolition carried out not by foreign invaders, but by actors within who benefit from chaos, confusion, and collapse. And unless it is recognized for what it is, it will continue—quietly, steadily—until the damage is no longer reversible.

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Judge rules Trump unlawfully terminated legal status of migrants who used US entry app

By Nate Raymond, Reuters, March 31, 2026:

Judge rules DHS unlawfully terminated parole granted to migrants who used CBP One app
Lawyers for plaintiffs say Trump administration sought to revoke legal status through mass emails
DHS under Trump failed to follow required procedures for ending parole, judge ​rules

BOSTON, March 31 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Tuesday ordered ‌President Donald Trump’s administration to reverse the termination of the legal status of thousands of migrants who had been allowed to temporarily live in the United States after using an appointment app utilized by Democratic President Joe Biden’s administration.=

U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston ruled, opens new tab that ​the U.S. Department of Homeland Security acted unlawfully in April 2025 when it sent mass emails notifying ​many of the more than 900,000 people who had entered the country using the CBP ⁠One app that it was “time for you to leave the United States.”

Skye Perryman, whose liberal legal group Democracy Forward ​pursued the legal challenge, in a statement hailed the ruling, saying the judge had rejected an effort to “erase lawful status ​for hundreds of thousands of people with the click of a button.”

A DHS spokesperson in a statement called the ruling “blatant judicial activism” that interfered with Trump’s authority to determine who remains in the United States.

“Canceling these paroles is a promise kept to the American people ​to secure our borders and protect our national security,” the DHS spokesperson said.

The ruling came in a class-action lawsuit ​filed in August by three people from Venezuela, Cuba and Haiti and the advocacy group Venezuelan Association of Massachusetts, who argued the ‌Trump administration’s ⁠action constituted an abrupt, unlawful move to strip immigrants of their parole status and work authorization.

Such immigrants had been generally granted two-year terms of humanitarian parole after using a Biden-era app called CBP One to schedule an appointment with U.S. Customs and Border Protection to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.

In April 2025, many non-citizens who ​received parole through ⁠the CBP One process received an email from DHS saying it was exercising its discretion to terminate their parole. “Please depart the United States immediately,” the email said.

Burroughs said that DHS failed when sending out those termination notices to comply with requirements ⁠that ​it provide a record showing an official had determined the purposes of ​parole have been served.

“Accordingly, the parole terminations exceeded the agency’s statutory authority and contradicted the procedures set forth in its own regulations,” wrote Burroughs, ​who was appointed by Democratic President Barack Obama.