The rules are the judge that ends the protection for Venezuelan immigrants illegal

An American judge says that the Trump administration’s efforts to strip hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan and Haiti immigrants of legal protection are illegal.

The decision of local judge Edward Chen sets aside the attempt of the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) to end the temporary protected situation (TPS) for people from countries that suffer from conditions that make the risk to return.

This will allow about 600,000 Veneers and 500,000 Haitiin to continue living and working legally in the United States. The Ministry of National Security indicated that it would appeal the decision.

TPS was created by Congress in 1990 to give temporary protection to migrants from war and natural disasters.

In a 69 -page decision, Judge Chen wrote that the Minister of National Security Ministry of Security, Christie sleep, was to cancel his protected position, “not only unprecedented the way and the speed that was taken but also violated the law.”

He said that the circumstances in their countries of origin are “so dangerous that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises not to travel.”

In response to the verdict, a BBC spokesman told the PBC that the plan “was offended, exploited and politicized as an actual amnesty program,” noting that he would evaluate his legal options.

The spokesman added: “The unleashed active judges cannot stop the will of the American people for a safe and safe homeland.”

There are about 600,000 migrants have TPS from Venezuela, the largest country listed in the program. Former President Joe Biden extended the program to include Haiti, Afghanistan, Cameroon and Ukraine.

President Donald Trump sought to The opposite of the extension When he returned to his position earlier this year and also tried to complete the appointment of Venezuela completely.

In March, the administration, which has achieved and promised in the Trump campaign to contact immigration, said it would do so Cancel the temporary legal status Of more than half a million immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela.

These immigrants were warned against leaving the country before their permits were canceled and their shields were deported on April 24.

TPS National Tps and Venezuelan TPS holders filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Ministry of National Security earlier this year, on the pretext that Nayyu did not have the authority to decline the extension from one side granted by the previous administration.

In May, and The Supreme Court freezes a previous ruling It allowed the Trump administration to end the TPS program for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan.

But Judge Chen, the California federal judge, said in his decision on Friday that the Supreme Court’s decision was dealt with only with the initial relief he requested.

He did not prevent him, from issuing new orders.

Also on Friday, the Federal Appeal Court in Washington, DC, ruled that the Trump administration could not continue the discounts in external aid.

The ruling requires the administration to move quickly to spend money on projects delegated by Congress.

The administration has blocked $ 4 billion (3 billion pounds) from the funding allocated to the United States Agency for International Development, which was chosen during the second period of Trump.