This decision affects the US Department of Internal Security Department (DHS and English) to expel 100 Venezuela men El Salvador in Geo at the Aurora Private Detention Center in the east of Denver.
Andres Lighton
Almost 100 Venezuela immigrants Arrested in Colorado cannot be expelled to El Salvador, a judge has decided that the federal government cannot remove two of them without first reviewing their cases.
Colorado District Judge Charlotte N. Sweany has decided to favor the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), which represents two 25- and 32-year-old Venezues, who have not been recognized and their cases should be first reviewed or given them a chance to trial before the judge.
This decision affects the US Department of Internal Security Department (DHS and English) to expel 100 Venezuela men El Salvador in Geo at the Aurora Private Detention Center in the east of Denver.
“For the first time in the months, we can suck him from relief,” said Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network lawyer Laura Lan.
“Our community is aimed at uneven vision and we have already lost many neighboring, parents, partners and friends due to this illegality,” he said.
At a hearing on Monday before the Sweni, Federal Government lawyers argued that a legal limit would be illegally arresting, stopping, stopping, stopping, stopping, stopping, and removing the government’s ability to enforce immigration laws.
Trump alleged that immigrants belonged to gangs
The Donald Trump administration has expelled South American immigrants, especially the El Salvador, and accused them of belonging to gangs.
The Republican Chief of Staff is known as the 1789 Act – the Alian Enemies Act (AEA, the Foreign Enemies Act) – to justify the deportation of Venezuela immigrants, claiming that they are part of the Venezuela gang Tren de Aragua, classified as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO).
The Trump administration has entered into an agreement with the president of the El Salvador Naib Bookele, who has been able to send immigrants to Sekot in the United States, which is famous for human rights violations.
As part of the agreement, its specific details are unknown, with Million 6 million (5.28 million euros) for the year of Washington.
More than 200 immigrants in the USA L Salvador have been sent to jail
In total, the United States sent more than 200 immigrants, mostly belonging to the Venezuelans and the Aragua Tren.
However, according to an analysis last week, Portal Bloomberg last week, 90% of men sent to the US in the Central American country have no criminal record in the United States.
The Supreme Court of the United States has blocked the boycott of Venezuelan to El Salvador, which the government appealed on Saturday.
The appeal signed by the United States Attorney General John Sour has asked the Supreme Court to re -open the deportation planes to the Central American country and allows the lower courts to resolve the case.
After midnight on Friday, the Supreme Court responded to the exact action by the ACLU, which requested the emergency obstacle of the “imminent” transfer from a detention center in Texas to El Salvador.
The ACLU claims that the Supreme Court has also violated the previous court decision when men wanted to remove men without “reasonable time” to protect their cases before the United States.
