A rally is scheduled to take place in Miami's Little Haiti neighborhood. The event is planned for Thursday and aims to defend Temporary Protected Status. The rally is a response to a recent US Supreme Court decision.
This decision allows the administration of President Donald Trump to proceed with deportation plans. Further details about the rally and the issue of Temporary Protected Status can be found through CBS4 Miami, the source of this information.
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