A federal judge has temporarily blocked a new Tusrap After turning 18, the administration’s policy to keep migrant children into custody, the policy of adult facilities was quickly proceeding to prevent transfer which were determined by advocates later this week.
The US District Judge Rudolf Contraras on Saturday issued a temporary preventive order to the US immigration and customs enforcement, which no child came to the country alone and after becoming an adult, snow was not without permission in adult preventive facilities.
Washington, DC, judge found that such automated detention violates the order of a court issued in 2021, in which such practices were stopped.
The ICE and the US Department of Homeland Security did not respond on Saturday on Saturday to demand a comment on Saturday.
Pushing new adults into custody is another battle on one of the most sensitive issues in the hard-line immigration agenda of President Donald Trump-how to treat children crossing the border unaccounted.
associated Press On Friday, the authorities said that the officers are offering migrant children between the age of $ 14 and above to voluntarily return to their home countries. Last month, a separate federal judge blocked the efforts to immediately deport guate migraining children, who came to America alone in their country. Some children were placed on board aircraft in late night operation that blocked it before a judge.
“These are all pieces of the same general policy that abandon their rights to get security in the United States,” Mitchell Lapoint said. American immigration councilOne of those groups, who asked the contrarus to intervene in a filing only after midnight of Saturday.
Discontinued children are operated in shelter Refugee rehabilitation officeWhich is not part of ice. The 2021 order from the Contraras directed the federal officials to leave the minors who are 18 years old from shelters that are “at least restorative settings available.” He said that by federal law it is necessary that unless the minor is not a threat to himself or others and there is no risk of flight. Minors are often left in custody of a relative, or perhaps in spinach care.
But the lawyers who represent the unaccounted minors, said that they were started receiving the word in the last few days that ICE was telling shelters that the children who were 18 years old-even those who were already approved release plans-could not be released and instead would be taken into custody, probably at the beginning of Saturdays. An email from the Ice stated that new adults can only be issued by the Ice under their case-case parole authority for “immediate human reasons” or “important public benefits”. From March to September, Ice has crossed less than 500 people in total.
The plaintiff argued that “release on parole is all but a dead letter” and that children out of shelters would experience “unnecessary and permanent loss from prisoners in jails or in prisons occurring in remote places.
US border officials have arrested children crossing the border without parents more than 400,000 times since October 2021. A 2008 law needs to appear before an immigration judge before returning to his countries.
Children The government -run shelters are spending more time as the Trump administration kept them under investigation closely before releasing the family in the United States to pursue their immigration matters.
Additional investigation includes fingerprinting, DNA testing and home attack by immigration officers. In summer, immigration officials started showing and arresting parents.
The average length of living in the government -run shelters for people in the US was 171 days in July, below the peak of 217 days in April, but above 37 days in January, when Trump took over.