Federal Judge Indira Talwani complied on Monday what had advanced Last week, by ruling that the Trump administration could not revoke the legal status of the beneficiaries of the program of Humanitarian parole established by Biden.
The judicial opinion is a new legal setback for President Trump and his anti -immigrants policy, and offers hundreds of thousands of Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans, who arrived in the US parole and ran the risk of being deported.
The magistrate declared that the Republican government did not act within the regulatory limits established by law, when trying to drastically shorten the two -year period of the beneficiaries of this program to remain through it in US territory, review the CNN.
In this way, Talwani annulled the decision of the Trump administration to cancel the legal status of the beneficiaries of the beneficiaries of the beneficiaries of the Humanitarian parole.
By officially ruling on the lawsuit against this order, the magistrate considered that the Government has not offered “no substantial reason or public interest that justifies forcing the people who were granted permit of temporary permanence in the United States for a specific period to leave (or obtain an undocumented status) before the original expiration date of their probation”.
“Nor is it of public interest to summarily declare that hundreds of thousands of people are no longer legally present in the country, so that they cannot legally work in their communities or keep themselves their families,” added the federal judge, appointed at the time by President Barack Obama.
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According to The ruled For Talwani, the legal status of the beneficiaries of the parole —The includes permit for permanence and work in the USA. – It must be maintained until its natural expiration; that is, until the two years allowed for these people are completed.
The judge specified that her order applies to any attempt to end in advance the protections of this program “in a massive way and without a case -by -case review,” he says CNN.
“All notifications sent to people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela through their online USCIS account (US Citizenship and Immigration Service) informing them that their work permit is being revoked without a case review in case (…) are suspended waiting for a new court order,” wrote the magistrate.
The medium recalls that the demand had been presented by beneficiaries of the Humanitarian parole and its sponsors in the United States, which argued that the abrupt suspension of this program for the government order would cause serious damage to thousands of people in their situation.
For its part, the Trump administration defended the legality of its decision for a greater security verification and insisted that this program is a discretionary measure.
“On behalf of all those who arrived in the United States through this program, they did everything that the Government asked them and have been living with the fear that their legal status and work permits were retired on April 24, we felt relieved by the decision of the court, which is based so much on the damage that these people would suffer and in their probability of winning this case,” said the judicial opinion after the judicial opinion.
Since its implementation by Biden, the Humanitarian parole It benefited more than half a million Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezuelans, who could legally enter the USA.
Although many of the Cubans who benefited from parole They have already changed legal status thanks to the Cuban adjustment law, many others have not been able to do so because they still do not meet the year in the American country necessary to apply to it.
