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WASHINGTON – Trump will be the administration To cancel by the end of April The status of the Cuban, the Haites, the Nicerovan and the Immigration Venezuela that allows hundreds of thousands Work in the United States because of immigrants Economic, security, political and health crisis In their native countries.
According to official data, the program, called temporarily safe status, provided a shelter in the United States for 532,000 migrants under the Biden administration. Advocate groups for immigrants estimate that 600,000 Venezuela and 500,000 Haiti are now participating in the program.
There are at least three federal legislatures pending in an attempt to stop the end of the program. Some immigrants may have been found in other programs applied for asylum in other programs in other programs, meaning they are feared to persecute their native countries.
Immigrant program supports call efforts to weaken ‘racism’
By eliminating their work permits and deportation concerns, Homeland Security Department Secretary Christie NoemInvite immigrants to deport themselves or to withdraw it by government officials. The program for all four countries is about to end 30 days after the notice was published in the Federal Register on Tuesday.
In federal cases fighting to continue the program, there is a hearing schedule in the federal court in northern California on Monday, a movement to accelerate the sharing of evidence. According to the court record, the program is about to end for Venezuela on April 3, in which immigrants are subject to deportation on April 8. The hearing schedule is scheduled for Massachusetts in Massachusetts.
Jose Palma, co -coordinator of the National TPS Alliance, called the program a Trump move to harm “racist and wrong”.
“Like all TPS holders, Palma said in a statement,” Haiti TPS holders, like all TPS holders, are legally protected here because it is not safe for them to return to their country. “
The Haiti community, one of the plaintiffs in Ohio’s Spring Field case, said that the Haiti community was “faced by government officials.”
“We are the latest attack on the Haiti, and which cannot be allowed,” said Dorinville, the founder director of the Haiti Community Help and Support Center.
Trump ordered the end of the program at the first day office
The cancellation of this status is part of President Donald Trump’s strict immigration policies. It also aims to have a massive deportation of those who entered the country without legal permission. And he is especially targeting members of Venezuela to the members of the Crime Gang Train de Aragwa, which they labeled a foreign terrorist organization.
Trump signed an executive order in his first day to secure borders, including the Cuba, Haiti, Nicara Guwan and Venezuelan (ChNV) program.
NOEM said in a statement stated for the publication of the Federal Register, the program had to remove the pressure of illegal entries along the southern border but it failed.
“After the review, the DHS concluded that this ‘prevention’ and ‘insulting’ perspective has not resulted in significant and permanent improvement in border protection, and has raised challenges associated with the internal enforcement of immigration laws,” said Nim.
“In addition, the ChNV parole programs have best traded illegal migration population for the additional complexity of the extra complications for foreigners in the interior of the United States,” said Noam.
Noem’s filing criticized the burden of migrants involved in local communities. Parole occurs when refugees are allowed to go to the country when temporarily secure status or when applying for asylum.
Paulolis, under the age of 18, were eligible to care for food stamps and medical health.
“Chnv paralysis and other recent arrival have fought for limited resources such as housing, food, transport, education, legal services and public benefits,” said Nim.
