The Supreme Court has granted President Donald Trump's request to remove legal protections

for more than 300,000 Venezuelan nationals, opening them up for potential deportation.

As this happens, Florida has a new deportation plan that is said to be a model that other states may soon follow.

Governor DeSantis has revealed more than a hundred Florida Highway Patrol

troopers have been sworn in as special deputy U.S. Marshals. And in other news, former President

Joe Biden was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, and now there's growing

analysis on just how long this had been known.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and this is Crossroads.

The U.S. Supreme Court has now made its determination on Trump's ability to deport illegal

immigrants from Venezuela. Now, the administration is cleared to remove their temporary protection

status, and that could lead to hundreds of thousands being deported. Epic Times said the

Supreme Court has granted President Donald Trump's request to remove legal protections for Venezuelan

nationals opening them up to potential deportation. The decision came in a brief order on May 19th,

and it noted that the order was without prejudice toward a challenge to the policy implemented

by Homeland Security Secretary Kristineau. And adds as well in early May, the Trump

administration asked the Supreme Court to remove a lower courts block on its decision to remove

temporary legal protections for more than 300,000 Venezuelan nationals. Now look, this is a pretty

big deal. This comes right after the Supreme Court sent a case back to the lower courts over how

much time gang members should get before being deported under the Alien Enemies Act.

That's literally about gang members because the Alien Enemies Act has declared an invasion

and it mainly just goes after gangs and cartels.

That one's kind of put on hold a bit, but this one's not.

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