1. Bloqueo a la Expansión de la Deportación Acelerada.
Jueces federales han intervenido repetidamente para detener los planes de la administración de ampliar los procesos de deportación rápida (expedited removal) a inmigrantes con más tiempo en el país y lejos de la frontera, argumentando que estas medidas violan el derecho fundamental al debido proceso.
- ‘startling argument': trump admin hit with scathing ruling in deportation case a federal court in washington, d.c. Has blocked president donald trump’s plan to expand an expedited deportation process to immigrants who have been in the country longer than two years.
- Judge temporarily blocks trump administration from rapidly deporting most unauthorized immigrants without due process. The ruling says the administration’s policy violated due process rights as it sought to speed up the president’s mass deportation agenda.
- Federal judge blocks trump expansion of fast-track migrant deportations — a federal judge has halted the trump administration's plan to broaden expedited deportations across the u.s., citing due process concerns for immigrants. This ruling marks a significant setback to mass deportation….
- Just in: judge cobb has blocked the trump administration’s effort to extend rapid-fire deportation procedures to immigrants who have been in the u.s. More than two years — warning that it is a flagrant deprivation of due process that could ensnare anyone.
2. Batalla Legal por el Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS).
Los intentos de la administración por terminar el Estatus de Protección Temporal para cientos de miles de inmigrantes de países como Venezuela, Honduras y Nicaragua han enfrentado una fuerte resistencia en los tribunales. Mientras algunas cortes de apelaciones han permitido la terminación, otros jueces han bloqueado las medidas, señalando que podrían estar motivadas por discriminación racial.
- Supreme court lets trump revoke deportation protections for venezuelans the trump administration has tried to end deportation protections for more than 300,00 venezuelan immigrants.
- A federal judge has blocked the trump administration’s bid to cancel deportation protections and work permits for more than 63,00 nicaraguan, honduran and nepali immigrants, saying the decision by homeland security secretary kristi noem appeared rooted in racism.
- The 9th circuit allows the trump administration to end temporary deportation protections and cancels work permits for 60,00 immigrants from nicaragua, honduras and nepal while a court challenge to that policy plays out. The judges who signed the order did not give legal reasoning.
- “the supreme court once again issued an emergency order on the so-called "shadow docket," overturning a lower court order that temporarily blocked president donald trump from revoking temporary protected status from 600,00 venezuelan immigrants” people trump will now deport without due process.
3. Políticas de Detención y Negación de Fianza Cuestionadas.
Una política de detención masiva y sistemática que afecta a millones de inmigrantes, incluso a aquellos sin antecedentes penales y con décadas de residencia en EE. UU., ha sido declarada ilegal por numerosos jueces. La expansión de la detención obligatoria y la negación de audiencias de fianza son vistas como una violación radical de la ley y el debido proceso.
- Trump’s new detention policy targets millions of immigrants. Judges keep saying it’s illegal” admin systematically locking up immigrants while they contest government’s attempts 2deport them, even if they’ve lived in the u.s. For decades and have no criminal record.
- Immigration appeals court expands mandatory detention for millions the ruling upends a decades long understanding of federal law and could subject millions of immigrants to mandatory detention.
- Trump’s ice policy redefines nearly all undocumented immigrants as “applicants for admission”stripping them of bond hearings and due process. Federal judges call it: “ radical” “willfully blind” to immigration law a “violent distortion” of legal process and a constitutional erosion.
- "[t]his decision means[] millions of undocumented immigrants in the u.s. Could be denied due process rights and can be detained indefinitely . Detention facilitates deportation, and expanding detention is key to trump carrying out his cruel, multi-layered, mass detention and deportation agenda.".
4. Uso de Tácticas Legales Inusuales y Leyes Históricas.
La administración ha recurrido a estrategias legales poco convencionales, como invocar la "Ley de Enemigos Extranjeros" de 1798 para deportar a venezolanos o convencer a jueces de desestimar casos para luego detener a los inmigrantes, privándolos de protecciones. Estas tácticas han sido rechazadas por las cortes de apelaciones como reveses significativos para sus objetivos.
- Appeals court blocks trump’s use of alien enemies act to deport venezuelans the ruling was a setback for the trump administration on the mass deportation of immigrants, one of its domestic policy goals.
- The trump administration has begun using an unexpected legal tactic in its deportation efforts. Rather than pursue a deportation case, it is convincing judges to dismiss immigrants’ cases — thus depriving the immigrants of protection from arrest and detention — then taking them into custody.
- A federal appeals court struck down trump’s attempt to use the alien enemies act of 1798 to summarily deport venezuelan immigrants he labeled as gang members. The judges ruled that mass migration is not equivalent to a military invasion, undercutting trump’s legal justification.
- Courts have blocked trump from using the alien enemies act to deport immigrants a win for due process and immigrant rights.