Members of Congress condemn Kristi Noem over fate of migrant ‘Dreamers’ | US immigration
A group of 95 congress members wrote a letter to the internal security secretary Kristi Noem, who condemned the arrest of protected immigrants known as Dreamers, who wanted to know how many were detained and deported in recent months.
In a letter shared with Guardian and sent to Noem on Wednesday morning, democratic representatives condemned the last increase in misleading and deportation of immigrants residing in the United States within the scope of the postponed Action (DCA) program.
The letter of representatives also addresses Todd Lyons, Migration and Customs Protection Director, a federal agency, which is responsible for conducting the Trump administration’s mass deportation program.
In the letter, representatives written by home members Delia Ramirez from Illinois and Sylvia Garcia from Texas and supported by dozens of other signatures condemned the “open ignorance of the guards provided to the people under the DACA.
The members of the Congress also included examples of arrest and deportation of the DACA buyers, known as Dreamers after the dream action, were first introduced to protect a large group of documents brought to the United States as a child to the United States.
Although the Law has never been introduced many times in the Congress, it has never passed, and instead of the DCA program was introduced as a federal government program under the direction of Barack Obama in 2012, but temporary but renewable America has allowed those who have the right to life, work and work.
Earlier this year, a Trump management official in question Ilk Illegal aliens claiming to be the buyer of DACA are not automatically protected without being deported ”and encouraged people in the program to leave the country.
“… DHS and… condemn the ice[’s] It does not ignore the legal and human protection provided to the existing beneficiaries of the DACA program. ”
Later, despite open guards, he says that several Dreamers were “detained or deported by US immigration authorities” and expressed “serious concerns about the necessary process, court decisions and established practice.
Guardian presented a request to DHS.
The letter emphasizes eight separate DACA BUYER Cases arrested by DHS officials. In a case of July, a deaf car washing worker immigrant dominant In California, despite the DACA status and valid working authority.
In August, Catalina “Xochitl” Santiago, an DACal buyer and immigrant rights organizer in Texas, is the agents and Then the ice was detainedWhile the government fights to deport it.
And in another case, an anonymous man was arrested during a traffic stop and Posted Despite its harsh conditions, despite the DACA status and valid driver license, Florida Everglades is known for its harsh conditions.
“These are only cases brought to the attention of the people, or he says. “Considering the lack of transparency around DHS and Ice procedures under the scale of immigration practice operations and the existing Trump management, it makes sense to believe that additional Daccab receivers have been detained or deported.”
Other signatures include Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ro Khanna, Greg Casar, Debbie Wassman Shultz, Ritchie Torres, Summer Lee, Nydia Velázquez, Jamie Raskin, Ilhan Omar, Bennie Thompson and one level of nationalities.
Representatives also asked for information about the legal authority used by the administration to detain DACA buyers, how the arrests want to address the details of the arrests and the wrong arrests of the department.
They said that the last enforcement actions were contrary to the spirit of DAC, but “disrupted families, damaging communities and bring unnecessary social, emotional and economic costs”.
Donald Trump tried to end the program during his first presidency, but in 2020 he was stopped by the US Supreme Court. Earlier this year, the Ministry of Education said he was investigating five universities to provide scholarships to DACA buyers.
In January, the fifth circuit appeal court decided that the existing DACA buyers continue to be protected and that DHS should be considered as low priorities to deport.
DACA receivers should renew their protection every two years and go through a veterinary process to ensure that they are still suitable. More than 500,000 DACI receivers are currently living in the USA, Government Data.
This year, some organizations are Survey of hundreds of DACA buyers – The 10th annual survey of the type – and found high employment and school registration. The majority of the respondents also expressed the fear of deportation, including security concerns in birth countries.
Representatives come two days after Ramirez and Garcia wrote another letter to the home leadership and encourages them to sponsorship. American dream and word law 2025 will provide more protection for DACA and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and those who have “permanent status for permanent status” in the USA.
