They came to the United States legally. Donald Trump revoked permissions

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Donald Trump revoked the temporary residence licence for over 500,000 people. Everyone entered the United States legally and in no way broke the law. Without crucial documents, they will shortly be deported. This is the next step by the president of the United States on illegal migration.

Donald Trump's administration will revoke the temporary legal position allowing you to stay in the US over 500,000 immigrants. They entered the United States legally according to the President's policy Joe Bidena said Bloomberg Agency on Sunday.

USA. Over 500,000 must leave the country

The 35-page announcement on this issue is to be formally published in the national registry on March 25. According to the Department of Homeland safety (DHS), about 532,000 people entered the U.S. as part of the erstwhile government program. It is unclear how many of them Still owns that legal status. Persons with no another rights to stay in America will gotta leave the country or be deported from the end of April.

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The administration has already refused to extend the interim protection position to hundreds of thousands Venezuelans and Haitians residing in the United States.

Repressions for immigrants

Washington besides endures a parole program for immigrants launched by president Biden in 2023, known as CNHV. It allows foreigners who meet certain conditions to get peculiar residence status. This aims to advance the integration of immigrants and to enable them to stay in the countryif they meet requirements, e.g. compliance, taking up work or learning.

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"The abolition of CNHV means a crucial escalation of the immigration repression of president Donald Trump. (...) He has long criticised specified programmes as illegal and tantamount to open border policies," Bloomberg said.

The agency recalls that since Donald Trump took office, national agents, frequently in cooperation with the Justice Department agencies, have done more than 30,000 arrests of people surviving in the United States illegally. According to Bloomberg, while officials claim that law enforcement concerns serious criminals, any people were arrested, although their only violation was lack of legal immigration status. The administration did not uncover how many people were deported on this basis.