(CNN) – The Justice Department has formally annulled the Trump administration’s “tolerance policy” policy that pardoned the criminal sentence of the adults who crucified the front and left the separation of miles of family, following a memorandum obtained by CNN.
The policy was canceled by President Donald Trump in June 2018 when critical critics were fired, but on Tuesday, the department immediately filed a lawsuit against him completely.
“In accordance with this long-standing principle of making individualized evaluations in criminal cases, it is annulled – with immediate effect – the directive”, said the Internal Fiscal General Monty Wilkinson in a memorandum to the federal tax authorities.
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“If the politicians can change, our mission will always be on the same page: look for justice here and there,” said Wilkinson.
Associated Press provides information on the first memo.
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The lawyers have not been able to communicate with the parents of 611 children who were separated from their families by officials of the EE.UU front. between 2017 and 2018, following the last judicial presentation.
“This action is a good start, but it is necessary that the Congressional Congress pass the sanctions without authorization authorizing the separation of families,” said Lee Gelernt, the Civil Liberties Union’s lawyer, the chief lawyer in the request for separation verktoud.
“And the end of the policy of tolerance will not affect families and their separation. The Biden administration must meet with the separated families in the United States and provide citizenship, resources, attention and the compromise that the family separation will never have to deal with ».
President Joe Biden has compromised to dismantle Trump’s policies and hopes that the four will announce a working group that will focus on reuniting separated families.
In a statement to CNN, a statement from the Department of Justice clarified the “tolerance policy” policy as “inconsistent with the department’s long-standing principle of conducting our juices and making individualized evaluations in criminal cases”.