US EditionJudicial Intervention Halts Trump’s Asylum Deportations
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES, AUG 3 – The ruling halts deportations of over 530,000 migrants paroled under Biden's program, requiring immigration relief opportunities and citing statutory authority limits on DHS actions.
- In a recent decision, Judge Jia Cobb blocked DHS from quickly deporting over 530,000 migrants paroled through Biden’s CHNV program.
- Shutting down Biden’s parole pipeline, the Trump administration exceeded DHS’s authority by placing parole migrants into expedited removal, court rules arbitrary and capricious.
- Under U.S. immigration law, parole migrants face imminent injury as they are entitled to seek asylum or relief, which the court said outweighs government harm.
- The court ordered that Customs and Border Protection process migrants under U.S. immigration law, with deportations stayed until the litigation concludes.
- On Friday, a federal appeals court lifted its pause on a lower judge’s ruling that found Trump’s decree violated U.S. asylum laws, and the Justice Department may seek Supreme Court intervention.
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Judicial Intervention Halts Trump’s Asylum Deportations
Judicial Intervention Halts Trump’s Asylum Deportations A recent U.S. Court of Appeals decision has caused an immediate halt to deportations under President Donald Trump’s asylum ban, as reported by CBS News with information from two Department of Homeland Security officials. Border agents are now directed to process migrants under existing U.S. immigration law.This directive follows a partial order granted by the Court of Appeals for the Distri…
U.S. border agents directed to stop deportations under Trump's asylum ban after court order, sources say
Border agents have been directed to stop deporting migrants under President Trump's ban on asylum claims, lifting a sweeping policy that had effectively closed the U.S. asylum system to many migrants, two officials told CBS News.
Telemundo Fresno
A federal judge in the District of Columbia temporarily blocked the accelerated deportations of immigrants with humanitarian unemployment, in response to a lawsuit that questions this practice as illegal and in violation of due process. The District of Columbia judge indicated that these actions of the Trump administration towards certain Cubans, Venezuelans, Nicaraguans and Haitians were “arbitrary and capricious.” Columbia District judge Jia M…
The decision slows down an ICE practice that consisted of detaining people outside immigration courts and deporting them without having had a hearing before a judge. A federal judge in the District of Columbia temporarily blocked the accelerated deportations of immigrants with humanitarian unemployment, in response to a lawsuit questioning this practice as illegal and in violation of due process. The judge, nominated by former President Joe Bide…
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