The government of US President Donald Trump lets the muscles play again. More than half a million migrants the residence was withdrawn. Moreover, the departments for civil rights and migrants were closed.
The affected migrants must “leave the United States” before 24 April if they cannot show any other residence status until then, the Ministry of Interior Security said Friday.
Access program started among the predecessor of Trump
About 532,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela are affected, who could enter Joe Biden because of a program among the predecessor of Trump.
The Ministry of Homeland Protection called the “temporary” program that is known under the abbreviation Chnv and explained that there was no “admission to the US”. Organizations that support migrants in entering the United States called on those affected by legal assistance.
Critics warn of chaos
Critics warned of chaos that could be activated by the decision of the government of Trump. The migration lawyer Nicolette Glazer wrote on X that only 75,000 of the 532,000 migrants had applied for asylum. The vast majority of migrants do the deportation.
US Department concludes departments for civil rights and migrants
In a further step, the US Department of Housing Protection closed three departments that ensure civil rights and migrants. According to the “Washington Post”, a spokeswoman for the ministry said that they were “an inhibition to maintain immigration instructions”. The “New York Times” said the spokeswoman: “These departments have impeded the enforcement of immigration laws by building up bureaucratic obstacles and undermining the mandate of the immigration authority”.
According to the “Washington Post”, the departments with around 300 employees processed thousands of complaints and indications of the immigration system, the conditions for adhesion and delays in processing applications for citizenship. For example, her reports went to committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
The “New York Times” reported that President Donald Trump’s government is trying to resolve the supervisory mechanisms in all government authorities to enforce their deportation policy and in some cases to deport people without or with little legal assistance. According to “New York Times”, Democrats explained in the Homeland Security Committee of the House of Representatives that Trump encouraged a different position that could discover “illegal and unconstitutional actions”.
Source: Krone
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