A federal judge suspended yesterday, Wednesday, the application signed by President Donald Trump as soon as he returned to power, with the aim of banning people who illegally crossing the border with Mexico to apply for asylum in the US. The ban was included in a proclamation of the president signed on January 20, on the first day of his second term, in which the situation on the southern border of the country was described as a “invasion” due to the mass movement of immigrants to the US territory. However, a federal judge of the capital ruled that “nothing in the law on immigration and citizenship, or in the Constitution, gives the President or its representatives the excessive powers referring to the declaration and the instructions for its implementation”. The judge’s ruling follows the appeal of 13 persons, who left to be saved from persecution in Afghanistan, Ecuador, Cuba, Egypt, Brazil, Turkey and Peru, as well as three NGOs, defending the rights. […]
Source: News Beast
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