(CNN) – The governing body of Biden provides humanitarian protection to the Venezuelans, allowing up to 300,000 people to apply and be legally enforced at EE.UU, according to the administration’s senior officials. Venezuelans in the United States tend to have the opportunity to apply for the Temporary Protection Statute (TPS), a form of humanitarian aid that can be obtained if they are considered to be insured in their country of origin.
The Secretary of National Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, will designate Venezuela for the 18-month Temporary Protection Status, until September 2022, according to the Department of National Security.
This designation refers to the “Extraordinary and Temporary Conditions” in Venezuela, which include generalization and generalized nutrition, a recent influenza and the presence of armed groups in states, representation and infrastructure in ruins, the Department of Education.
President Joe Biden “has made it very clear that Nicolás Maduro is a dictator, and the May 2018 elections will be fraudulent and illegitimate,” he said, adding that he is a high-ranking official in the administration.
Biden planes brindar «solid humanitarian assistance», in particular, to the countries of the region that he has been affected by the more than 5 million Venezuelans he lives in his country, aggregate the official.
An official of the administration reconciles that this designation is likely to incite the contrabandists and others to affirm that “the front is now open”, deciding that “this is not the case”.
All travel and admissions restrictions imposed on the frontiers of the United States, including the official.
On his last day in the cargo, President Trump will issue a memorandum offering protection for Venezuelans known as forced labor. Trump’s designation remains alive. Prohibition of probes, el TPS tiene una basis legal.
“It’s another form of power to protect people,” says one high-ranking official, and adds that it’s the person’s decision about how to become a postman.
CNN previously reported that a group of Venezuelans living in the United States is in a legal limbo. Legislators have previously raised options to protect them temporarily from deportation Venezuelans.