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Judge blocks US gov’t move to end deportation protections for Ethiopians

The legal battles come as protests rock the US against the Trump administration's deportation drive Tim EvansReutersBy News AgenciesPublished On 31 Jan 202631 Jan 2026Click here to share on social mediashare2SharefacebooktwitterwhatsappcopylinkSaveA federal judge has halted the Trump administrations plan to strip deportation protections from thousands of Ethiopians living in the United States.Judge Brian Murphy in Boston issued the order on Friday, delaying a February 13 deadline that would have forced more than 5,000 Ethiopians to leave the country or face arrest.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3US to end deportation protections for Somalislist 2 of 3ICE, Ilhan Omar and Somalis: Unpacking Trumps obsession with Minnesotalist 3 of 3Trump strips legal protections from Ethiopian refugees in latest crackdownend of listThe ruling represents the latest legal setback to the administrations broader push to end temporary protections for more than one million people across multiple countries.Murphys decision came during a virtual hearing, where he said the delay would provide time for the Department of Homeland Security to produce records explaining its decision-making process before he considers blocking the move for longer.I want to do everything I can to keep this case going, the judge said. The case was brought by three Ethiopian nationals and the advocacy group African Communities Together, who filed suit after the DHS announced in December it was terminating the Temp

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