US EditionTrump’s Ambition Collides With Law on Sending Migrants to Dangerous Countries
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Donald Trump's administration is stepping up its efforts to stop migrants.It is doing so with increasingly aggressive tactics.In scenes from San Diego to Massachusetts, agents equipped with bulletproof vests and often displaying military-style rifles appear in videos and photos on social media, escorted by armored vehicles across the streets of the city.A Rhode Island video shows an agent standing in a truck's hatch, driving a rifle.The operatio…
Trump’s Ambition Collides With Law on Sending Migrants to Dangerous Countries
As the Trump administration ships migrants to countries around the world, it is abandoning a longstanding U.S. policy of not sending people to places where they would be at risk of torture and other persecution. The principle emerged in international human rights law after World War II and is also embedded in U.S. domestic law. It is called “non-refoulement,” derived from a French word for return. The issue came into sharp relief in the past mon…
In a preliminary decision, the U.S. Supreme Court found that the lifting of the protection status of certain migrant groups by the Trump administration was lawful. Around 850,000 people – mainly from Ukraine and Latin America – are thus required to leave. In line with this, there is the hero medal Donald Trump. Made of finest silver and exclusive at COMPACT. Read more [...] The article Trump calls for 850,000 migrants to travel home first appear…
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