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The Immigration and Advisory Control Service (ICE) Reports of deportations by a juez block the moratorium on evictions decreed last week by President Joe Biden’s governor, affirmed John Bruning’s wife, an immigration lawyer.
Bruning indicates that EE.UU. ha deported to less than four persons in Mexico and Honduras is scheduled to deport 18 others to Mexico, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic.
Tras su presidential investment On January 20, Biden issued a 100-day break in deportations through March 26. Federal Judge Drew B. Tipton, of the District of Texas Tribunal, detained Biden’s national-level application for a petition in this sense of state of texas.
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Bruning, Member of Abogados por los Human Rights in Mineapolis, in Minnesota, dio account of the deportations from this state in a message on his Twitter account.
Other media outlets indicate that at least 15 people have been deported to the area. ICE does not respond with respect.
El miércoles, activists defending them Immigrants affirm that the order of the juez, which imposes the moratorium, no obligation on the government to deport the immigrants, can be made by an executive decision that can be analyzed case by case.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Biden’s decision to suspend last week’s deportations, arguing that the new administration will take the arbitration form without prior consultation, and that the case will be adjudicated.
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For his part, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich pleaded guilty to the federal governor rescinding the moratorium on the break in the law deportations viola an agreement signed by the Department of National Security (DHS) with Arizona and other states during the last week of President Donald Trump’s governor.
This action, viewed by many as a task for the current governor can not apply its migratory policies, requires that the DHS dé, by writing and with 180 days of information, a statement to the states with arguments and explanations details that support the changes in migratory politics.