Recent court rulings have reinforced the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 350,000 Venezuelan migrants in the U.S., rejecting multiple legal attempts by the Trump administration to terminate these protections. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied emergency requests to stay lower court orders, leading to significant relief for TPS holders. This decision has sparked political backlash, particularly as Republican Senator Marco Rubio, who previously supported TPS for Venezuelans, now endorses its termination, prompting outcry from advocates. The legal battles highlight ongoing tensions over immigration policy and humanitarian considerations for Venezuelan migrants.