Enforcement of immigration deportation has slowed migrants from entering the U.S. – Mexico border. In other news, the construction of the border wall continues during the pandemic.
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., broadened the ruling to use for their detained parents also. (Photo: Reuters) On April 6, 2020, a district judge in Los Angeles issued the Trump administration an explanation as to why many of the nearly 7,000 migrant children in America, who are at risk of being infected by the coronavirus in facilities and detention camps, should be quickly released and handed over to awaiting sponsors.
Organizations for immigrants and health authorities warn the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the imminent spread of COVID-19 in detention centers.
Tom Homan believes that ICE should continue to keep illegal migrants in detention facilities (Photo : Reuters) Migrant advocates and critics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency requested for the release of detained migrants from detention facilities a few weeks ago due to the coronavirus pandemic, saying it is vital to prevent the spread of the virus among staff and detainees.
Find out here about the spirit run journey of Noé Álvarez with Peace and Dignity Journeys (PDJ). (Photo : Stocksnap) Noé Álvarez, a Mexican-American, was asked to show his passport to the border officers in Nogales, Arizona as he was jogging.
Migrants that are from different parts of the world that will be returning to Mexico are going to be quarantined to prevent transmission of the infectious disease
Find out here about the changes in the US Immigration System due to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo : Wikimedia) The United States of America has been responding to the COVID-19 issue by creating major changes in different sectors in the country and in the immigration system, says an article.
Lawfully, the president has wide authority over the execution of immigration policy and also has the power to impose the "Wait in Mexico" law in particular.
After a long journey from the slum of Honduran going to the outer part of North Texas, Marvin Joel Zelaya, a 17-year-old US migrant takes his first taste of a vanilla flavored Frappuccino and wonders as he looks at his new environment.
Donald Trump, USA President, will promptly deploy 160 active soldiers to accompany the border securities to interfere the continuous flow of migrants that is expected to turn erroneous with the administration's new protocol
