A federal judge has ruled to extend the temporary protected status (TPS) for approximately 60,000 migrants from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal, blocking attempts by the previous administration to terminate their legal protections. The decision comes amid significant legal challenges against the efforts to remove TPS, as the judge highlighted the importance of these protections for individuals who have not committed crimes and are at risk of losing their legal status. Community support has emerged in cities like Boston and New York, where rallies and coalitions are forming to back TPS holders.