EEUU starts admiring asylum seekers obliged to stay in Mexico

Asylum seekers are obliged to stay in Mexico while resuming their case in the United States comenzarán a ser admissidos en territorio estadounidense desde la proxima semana, announced this year the governor of Joe Biden.

In February, Biden instructed the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to take action to end the Migrant Protection (MPP) program established by its predecessor, Donald Trump.

This agreement obliges tens of thousands of asylum seekers to continue on the front line in the hope of resolving their cases, which creates a humanitarian crisis in the area, aggravated by the pandemic of covid-19.

“‘N Deel van 19 de februero el DHS va a comenzar la fas uno de un program to restore the safe process and order on the front”, announces this body in a communiqué in which it details that it will communicate with the persons that it is obliged to establish in Mexico both the Accords (MPP).

To restore the process on the frontier with Mexico the DHS will start by dealing with the cases of a 25,000 people that are estimated to have active cases under the MPP program. The ONG American Immigration Council estimates that from the year 2019, when it plans to implement the program, by December 2020, at least 70,000 people will be living in Mexico with the MPP agreements.

The state authorities recall that there is a very strong way of dealing with the Mexican government and with international and united organizations on the front lines. Debiting the pandemic the persons being transferred to the United States of America are sometimes antecedent to coronavirus, specifically to the presence of a high DHS employee who has not been identified.

– “No crossing to the front” –

The DHS Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, which is the first Latin and the first immigrant to encumber this department, recalls that the governor of the United States is compromised in “reconstructing a secure, orderly and humane immigration system”.

“This last action is another step in our compromise to reform the migrant policies that are not aligned with the values ​​of our country.”, aformó Mayorkas en un comunicado. This controversial program is part of Trump’s plan to crack down on irregular immigration, across the multidisciplinary caravans of the 2018 finals and 2019 principles.

Trump has always held the presidency to the brink of irregular immigration as one of the governing markets of his governing body, which included his efforts to lift a wall on the front lines and plans such as the “zero tolerance policy” separated by miles of migrant families. Tras assumes Biden on the 20th of January, his governing body announces the most controversial media and created a working group to reunite with the families that are separated, a policy in the same category as “a vergüenza”.

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On the same day as Biden’s vacancy, the DHS announced the suspension of new registrations in the MPP program and a request to all registrants. “Permanecer donde se encuentren” in the hope of being informed about their cases.

The governing body informs these women that women are hoping to “take no action at the moment” and will be informed and advised that “women are not candidates for this phase of the program will have more instructions and will not go to the front”.

With AFP information

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