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Kristi Noem: We are deporting dangerous criminals
The Secretary of National Security, Kristi Noem, breaks down the operations to ensure the southern border, specifically pointing to the worst of the worst with criminal records that illegally entered the United States, in Hannity.
A group of migrants is demanding to the Trump administration for ending a deportation shield for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans living in the United States, claiming that the measure was illegal and driven by the race.
48 -page Federal Demand appoints the Secretary of National Security Kristi callsThe Department of National Security and the United States government to revoke the temporary protected status (TPS) for more than 600,000 Venezuelans.
TPS grants protection against deportation and allows work permits for nationals living in the United States from countries that are considered insecure to be returned. The then Secretary of DHS, Alejandro Mayorkas Announced extensions For TPS for Venezuela, as well as El Salvador, Sudan and Ukraine, for additional 18 months in the last days of the Biden administration. That movement, if left in place, would have complicated the efforts of President Donald Trump to deport a large number of those nationalities.
President Donald Trump attends a town hall, moderated by the then governor of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center and the fairgrounds in Oaks, Pennsylvania, on October 14, 2024. (IM Watson/AFP through Getty Images)
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“These actions have the effect of stealing 600,000 Venezuelan TPS holders of the right to live and work in this country for the next 18 months,” says the demand.
Without protection, at least 350,000 Venezuelan TPS holders can lose their legal status on April 7 and its labor authorization as soon as April 2, according to the lawsuit.
Another 257,000 will also be affected in September, according to Miami Harald. Venezuelans were among the main nationalities that arrived in the US now finished by the Trump administration.
The TPS program for Venezuelans was established in the middle of the severe economic and political crises in the country, which has seen millions fleeing.
The demand points to Noem and the comments he made when announcing the decision to revoke the TPS.
“The secretary’s decisions were also motivated at least by the racial mood, in the contravention of the fifth amendment,” says the lawsuit. “That is clear for the statements that the secretary took by announcing the decisions themselves, labeling Venezuelan TPS holders such as ‘Dirtbags’, an expression of racism taken by the official decision maker as part of their explanation for the decision.”
Mention He made the comments While referring to an illegal criminal foreigner who had been arrested for the application of immigration and customs (ICE) for kidnappings, assault and robbery.
The secretary of the DHS, Kristi Noem, participates in an immigration session in New York City. (National Security Department)
“Empaling things, that statement is just one among a torrent of similar racist statements that Secretary Noem, President Trump and Trump campaign and administration have made the non -white immigrants in general, and The Venezuelan TPS community in particular, “the suit continues.
The plaintiffs accuse Noem of combining many TPS holders as members of the violent Venezuelan prison gang of Aragua (ADD) who have been terrifying communities throughout the country. The plaintiffs claim that the threat of ADD for the United States is “exaggerated.”
They also accuse Noem of an “without foundation” that Venezuela emptied their mental health facilities and sent them to the United States.
In addition, they claim that she does not have the legal authority to revoke the TPS order.
The plaintiffs are asking the courts to cancel the actions of Noem and restore the extension.
The lawsuit was filed in San Francisco by the ACLU Foundation in Northern California, the Immigration Law and Policy Center at the UCLA Law Faculty, the ACLU Foundation in Southern California and the National Workers’ Organization Network on behalf of eight Venezuelan headlines of TPS.
The plaintiffs include two university students, a factory worker with a 12 -year -old daughter and an instructional coach who has been living in the United States for 12 years. The mother, father, brother, sister and nephews of the latter live in the United States and are US citizens, according to demand.
Migrants, mainly from Venezuela, move to Eagle Pass, Texas, on September 20, 2023. (Fox News)
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The lawsuit accuses Trump and its administration officials to adopt racist conversation points, specifically the White House Cabinet Cabinet, Stephen Miller, whom they accuse of supporting white nationalism and that Secretary of State Framework Rubio defended a representation exaggerated TDA.
“During the first mandate of President Trump, each Federal District Court that considers the question found ‘evidence that President Trump houses a mood against non -European non -European foreigners who influenced his decision (and therefore the secretary) of End the designation of TPS (s) ‘for El Salvador, Haiti, Sudan and Nicaragua in 2017 and 2018, “says the demand.
“The evidence presented in those cases also illustrates that the behavior challenged here is part of a premeditated effort to terminate TPS without taking into account applicable laws or standards, and to promote a racist agenda.”
Adam Shaw from Fox News contributed to this report.
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