A significant wave of legal challenges has emerged as Venezuelan immigrants in the United States confront the revocation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) enacted during the Trump administration. Lawsuits have been filed by Venezuelans claiming racial bias and unlawful revocation of their protections, spotlighting their concerns over the changes in immigration policy. Former supporters of Trump among the Venezuelan American community now feel betrayed, expressing frustration at having been leveraged for political gain. Protests have erupted, with demonstrators highlighting the naivety of some Venezuelans who backed the Trump campaign. As the legal battles unfold, the evolution of TPS and its implications for Venezuelan Americans remain at the forefront, raising questions about their political influence and the broader ramifications on immigration policy.