US EditionDeportation Policy of Donald Trump: Judge Suspends Expedited Deportation Proceedings
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Donald Trump promised to organize a massive operation that would reach up to 1 million deportations annually in a second term
On Friday, 29 August, a judge suspended the policy of prompt expulsion, without a court order, of foreign persons arrested in the territory of the United States. The government, which wants to expel a million foreigners a year, appeals.
In the election campaign, Trump had promised mass deportations, and when he took office, he introduced rapid procedures, which a U.S. judge has now stopped for the time being.
A federal judge ruled Saturday night that mass deportations of undocumented immigrants arrested in the United States violate the migrants' right to a fair trial. The deportations have been temporarily halted, marking the second major setback for President Donald Trump's policies in recent days.
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The judge was appointed by Trump's predecessor Biden. Around eleven million migrants are without papers in the US
The decision suspends a rule enacted in January that has become a key element of President Trump’s massive deportation initiative
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