Washington: Reversing the administration’s decision to move out of the truck, a federal court has ordered the full reinstatement of the Obama-era program that protects immigrants brought to the United States from deportation as minors. It is a decision that will help a large number of Indian immigrants.
The Trump administration sought to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Survivors (DACA) in 2017, but the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the effort in June.
On Friday, U.S. District Judge Nicholas Graufis in the Eastern District of New York instructed the Department of Homeland Security to extend two-year renewals to DACA recipients and begin accepting applications from first-time applicants starting Monday. ਕਰੇ।
This means that for the first time since September 2017, new applicants who were not previously eligible can now apply for a program that protects unauthorized immigrants who came to the United States as children from deportation.
“The court believes that these additional treatments are justified. In fact, the government has assured the court that a public notice will be issued along the lines.
The DACA is an immigration policy that allows certain individuals to stay in the United States illegally after being brought to the United States because children can obtain a two-year period after being deported and eligible for a work permit in the United States. Can become. DACA recipients are often referred to as dreamers. To be eligible for the program, recipients cannot commit serious offenses or serious misconduct on their record.
There are about 640,000 immigrants DACA program.
According to a 2019 report by the South Asian Americans Leading Together (Salt), the number of Indians is set at at least 630,000, an increase of 72 percent from 2010.
There are currently at least 4,300 active South Asian DACA recipients. As of August 2018, there are approximately 2,550 active Indian DACA recipients. Out of a total of 20,000 DACA eligible Indians, only 13 per cent have applied and received DACA, Celt said.
It said there were 1,300 active Pakistani DACA recipients, 470 Bangladeshi recipients, 120 Sri Lankan recipients and 60 Nepali recipients.
The Trump administration can now appeal to the Federal Court of Appeals or seek temporary relief from enforcing a judge’s order in the Supreme Court.
Yes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi The court upheld the Obama-era program, which was launched under the presidency of Barack Obama, and which respects American values and the will of the American people.
“Dreamers need real and lasting action and deserve it to ensure that they can contribute to our nation. In the 117th Congress, a majority in our Democratic House will once again pass a bipartisan law to protect dreamers, which will be signed into law by the Biden-Harris administration. ”
“In his last days in office, President Trump must end the vicious and inhumane attacks on the young immigrant communities that bless and strengthen our country and accept this decision immediately,” Pelosi said. Pelosi said.
House Majority Leader Stanny H. Hoyer called it a “victory” for dreamers, their families and communities that contribute to their talents across the country.
“However, I continue to believe that we must address the DACA crisis created by President Trump to give dreamers the certainty that they can live here and pursue citizenship.”
Hoyer said the House Democrats passed the American Dream and Promotion Act about 18 months ago, and it has disappeared in the Republican-led Senate, despite the fact that a strong, bipartisan majority demands American action. Are doing
He urged the Trump administration to accept the first-time applications in line with the decision.
Todd Schultz, president of the pro-immigration and lobbying group FWDUS, said the judge’s decision showed that Chad Wolf acted illegally when he tried to beat the DACA months ago.
The judge ruled that the DACA 2012 Memo is a land law, and three days from now, on Monday, the DHS will have to be ready to enforce it – including accepting and processing new DACA applicants.
Thousands of young people who should have been able to escape deportation and qualify for work have been waiting for three years to receive this life-changing program and live peacefully in the country they call home.
Schultz said it was the right time in the past to finally comply with repeated court orders and start accepting these applications, Schultz said.
“Three years ago, the Trump administration tried to give the DACA program its fatal blow, but the immigrant youth and the movement fought again and won. After Trump’s defeat in the Supreme Court, the administration tried again in July to attack the DACA – limiting renewals to one year only and withholding more relief to DACA-eligible immigrant youth. Tonight, we celebrate another victory. “The dreamers and the DACA have come to live here,” said Madhuri Grewal, a federal immigration policy adviser for the American Civil Liberties Union.
Grewal demanded that the US President be elected Joe Biden Immigrant communities must fulfill their commitment to one day introduce an immigration bill for permanent relief.
At the same time, the Biden administration can and must provide immediate relief to migrant youth and their communities. “After four years of incessant attacks and decades of uncertainty by the current administration, people deserve to live without fear,” he said.
The Trump administration sought to repeal Deferred Action for Childhood Survivors (DACA) in 2017, but the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the effort in June.
On Friday, U.S. District Judge Nicholas Graufis in the Eastern District of New York instructed the Department of Homeland Security to extend two-year renewals to DACA recipients and begin accepting applications from first-time applicants starting Monday. ਕਰੇ।
This means that for the first time since September 2017, new applicants who were not previously eligible can now apply for a program that protects unauthorized immigrants who came to the United States as children from deportation.
“The court believes that these additional treatments are justified. In fact, the government has assured the court that a public notice will be issued along the lines.
The DACA is an immigration policy that allows certain individuals to stay in the United States illegally after being brought to the United States because children can obtain a two-year period after being deported and eligible for a work permit in the United States. Can become. DACA recipients are often referred to as dreamers. To be eligible for the program, recipients cannot commit serious offenses or serious misconduct on their record.
There are about 640,000 immigrants DACA program.
According to a 2019 report by the South Asian Americans Leading Together (Salt), the number of Indians is set at at least 630,000, an increase of 72 percent from 2010.
There are currently at least 4,300 active South Asian DACA recipients. As of August 2018, there are approximately 2,550 active Indian DACA recipients. Out of a total of 20,000 DACA eligible Indians, only 13 per cent have applied and received DACA, Celt said.
It said there were 1,300 active Pakistani DACA recipients, 470 Bangladeshi recipients, 120 Sri Lankan recipients and 60 Nepali recipients.
The Trump administration can now appeal to the Federal Court of Appeals or seek temporary relief from enforcing a judge’s order in the Supreme Court.
Yes House Speaker Nancy Pelosi The court upheld the Obama-era program, which was launched under the presidency of Barack Obama, and which respects American values and the will of the American people.
“Dreamers need real and lasting action and deserve it to ensure that they can contribute to our nation. In the 117th Congress, a majority in our Democratic House will once again pass a bipartisan law to protect dreamers, which will be signed into law by the Biden-Harris administration. ”
“In his last days in office, President Trump must end the vicious and inhumane attacks on the young immigrant communities that bless and strengthen our country and accept this decision immediately,” Pelosi said. Pelosi said.
House Majority Leader Stanny H. Hoyer called it a “victory” for dreamers, their families and communities that contribute to their talents across the country.
“However, I continue to believe that we must address the DACA crisis created by President Trump to give dreamers the certainty that they can live here and pursue citizenship.”
Hoyer said the House Democrats passed the American Dream and Promotion Act about 18 months ago, and it has disappeared in the Republican-led Senate, despite the fact that a strong, bipartisan majority demands American action. Are doing
He urged the Trump administration to accept the first-time applications in line with the decision.
Todd Schultz, president of the pro-immigration and lobbying group FWDUS, said the judge’s decision showed that Chad Wolf acted illegally when he tried to beat the DACA months ago.
The judge ruled that the DACA 2012 Memo is a land law, and three days from now, on Monday, the DHS will have to be ready to enforce it – including accepting and processing new DACA applicants.
Thousands of young people who should have been able to escape deportation and qualify for work have been waiting for three years to receive this life-changing program and live peacefully in the country they call home.
Schultz said it was the right time in the past to finally comply with repeated court orders and start accepting these applications, Schultz said.
“Three years ago, the Trump administration tried to give the DACA program its fatal blow, but the immigrant youth and the movement fought again and won. After Trump’s defeat in the Supreme Court, the administration tried again in July to attack the DACA – limiting renewals to one year only and withholding more relief to DACA-eligible immigrant youth. Tonight, we celebrate another victory. “The dreamers and the DACA have come to live here,” said Madhuri Grewal, a federal immigration policy adviser for the American Civil Liberties Union.
Grewal demanded that the US President be elected Joe Biden Immigrant communities must fulfill their commitment to one day introduce an immigration bill for permanent relief.
At the same time, the Biden administration can and must provide immediate relief to migrant youth and their communities. “After four years of incessant attacks and decades of uncertainty by the current administration, people deserve to live without fear,” he said.
