Trina L. Thompson
Trina L. Thompson is a federal judge in the Northern District of California known for her consideration of significant legal issues, including immigration policies. Recently, she presided over a hearing regarding the future of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for citizens of Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal, where she listened to arguments concerning the legality of TPS cancellation during the Trump administration. Her decision is awaited by many as it could have profound implications for thousands of migrants residing in the United States.
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Trina L. Thompson is a federal judge whose ruling regarding a TPS extension was reversed by an appeals court.
"Este volver a Honduras"
Honduras· 2025-09-07
Federal judge Trina L. Thompson temporarily halted the cancellation plan on August 1.
Corte ordena fin del TPS para hondureños el 8 de septiembre de 2025Honduras· 2025-08-21
Judge Trina L. Thompson stated that the government ended protections for migrants without an objective review of conditions in their countries.
Americký odvolací súd zrušil dočasnú ochranu migrantom zo Strednej Ameriky a Nepálu
Slovakia· 2025-08-21
Trina L. Thompson is the judge deciding the immediate future of the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of immigrants in the United States.
Vigilias por TPS en EE. UU. antes de audiencia claveHonduras· 2025-08-19
US District Judge Trina L. Thompson in San Francisco did not set an expiration date but rather ruled to keep the protections in place while the case proceeds.
Judge blocks Trump administration from ending protections for 60,000 from Central America and Nepal | News
Jamaica· 2025-08-01Judge Trina L. Thompson presided over the hearing regarding the TPS.
Suspenden cancelación de TPS para hondureños hasta noviembreHonduras· 2025-08-01
Trina L. Thompson is the federal judge presiding over the hearing regarding the future of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for citizens from Honduras, Nicaragua, and Nepal.
Jueza de California anunciará hoy si hondureños pierden el TPSHonduras· 2025-07-31