Authorizes judicial review of temporary protected status terminations and outlines procedures for such reviews.

The Temporary Protected Status Review Act aims to authorize judicial review of terminations of temporary protected status (TPS). It mandates that any termination of TPS by the Secretary of Homeland Security be subject to judicial review. The bill outlines the criteria for such reviews, including the burden of proof on the Secretary to establish by clear and convincing evidence that the termination is justified. It also specifies the types of relief that courts may grant, such as vacating the termination or ordering reinstatement.

Authorizes judicial review of temporary protected status terminations and outlines procedures for such reviews.

The Temporary Protected Status Review Act aims to authorize judicial review of terminations of temporary protected status (TPS). It mandates that any termination of TPS by the Secretary of Homeland Security be subject to judicial review. The bill outlines the criteria for such reviews, including the burden of proof on the Secretary to establish by clear and convincing evidence that the termination is justified. It also specifies the types of relief that courts may grant, such as vacating the termination or ordering reinstatement.