(CNN) – The President of the United States, Joe Biden, will make three decrees this March, in addition to the direct immigration policies of his predecessor and will correct the consequences of these, including the establishment of a family working group. between the United States and Mexico, the highest officials of the Higher Administration.
Ultimate decrees are based on the first actions in the first bids in the Biden cargo and will start to have a clearer picture of the immigration priorities of the administration.
“President Trump has established his focus on the wall that he has nothing to do with addressing the fundamental cause of what the people are doing to our frontier.” It’s a limited, useless and ingenious strategy, “he said,” it’s a high functionary of the administration. “President Biden’s chairman is treating immigration in an integral, just and humane manner.”
After being able to take over the presidency, Biden has been reluctant to relinquish many of the Trump administration’s policies in a series of executive actions. He also submitted a draft immigration law to the Congress. Through its administration, it has established legal obstacles to implementing these policies. Last week, for example, a federal blockade temporarily suspended the 100-day Biden break in deportations, making sure the case was advanced.
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It is probable that the legal challenges will continue as the administration will establish its immigration agenda. On March, it was hoped that Biden would follow up on its actions by addressing the known separation, the fundamental causes of migration and the legal immigration system.
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Create a working group to reunite families
During his presidential campaign, Biden pledged to establish a working group to identify and reunite separated families on the Mexico-United States front and the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” polemics. The new working group derives from this promise.
The working group will be chaired by the Secretary of the Department of National Security and will work throughout the EUUUU governing body, together with societies, to find separate papers from its members under the previous administration. CNN previously announced that it hopes that the first lady, Jill Biden, will be an active member of the working group.
It will take care of identifying all the separate niches from their fathers or legal tutors on the front, facilitate and allow the reunification of the niches with their families and provide periodic information to the President, including one with recommendations.
The consequences of the “zero tolerance policy” that led to the separation of miles of toad families are very high. The lawyers can not communicate with the parents of 611 children who are separated from their families by frontline officials of EE.UU. Between 2017 and 2018, the latest judicial presentation in a case of family separation in court.
“The Biden administration has compromised to remedy this terrible day that the Trump administration inflicted on families,” said one high-ranking official, calling Trump’s policies “a moral fracture” and a “national merit.”
The Department of Justice also officially rescinded the policy last week in a memorandum to the federal tax authorities, as far as it is concerned.
Separate family cases are examined individually to determine the next steps. “The goal of the working group is to identify, peruse, two, make recommendations on how to unite families, including the menu of options that exist in the immigration law,” said the official.
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Address the fundamental causes of migration
This decree is centered on bridging support to Central America to detain the flow of migrants to the Mexico-United States front and burning other visas to migrate to the United States without traveling north.
The plan will burn brindar aid to the region to support initiatives that combat corruption and revive the Central American minority program that has been terminated by Trump and allowed young people to live in the United States, as a high-ranking official of the administration.
The Department of National Security has also received instructions to revise the Trump era’s policies that require migrants to stay permanently in Mexico in Mexico until the end of their immigration process in the United States. Politics, known informally as “Permanecer in Mexico”, has given miles of asylum seekers hoping for deplorable and deplorable conditions on the frontier.
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The Biden administration has retained the new enrollments in the program, but has not revealed its plans to attend the migrants’ miles in Mexico, claiming only that it will be held in the midst of new systems being implemented.
“The situation on the frontier will not change from night to day,” says one high-ranking official of the administration. “It is due in large part to the cause caused in the last four years, but we will compromise and abort it in its entirety.”
The decree also calls for a series of actions to restore the asylum system, which changes drastically in the last four years and is extremely difficult for migrants to receive asylum in the United States.
Revision of the wettig immigration system
This decree seeks to promote the integration and inclusion of immigrants, including the White House, and to establish a Working Group for New Estadounidenses.
Although the other decrees will also be overturned by Trump-era politicians who are directing immigrants to large numbers, it includes a revision of the public charge rule that makes it more difficult for immigrants to be is legal and uses public benefits like Medicaid, food vouchers and living vests.
The decree also initiates a revision of the naturalization process for agilization and making it more accessible, as a high functionary of the administration.