The BIA sustained the DHS appeal and vacated the immigration judge decision after finding that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) does not constitute an admission and that a TPS applicant who was not admitted or paroled should not have removal proceedings terminated
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BIA Sustains DHS Appeal and Reinstates Removal Proceedings in Case Where TPS Applicant Was Not Admitted
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