A judge blocks the decision of the Trump government to cancel the TPS to thousands of undocumented immigrants.

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The ruling issued this afternoon (3 OCT 2018 – 9:55 PM EDT) by US District Judge Edward Chen in San Francisco frees more than 300,000 immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan from deportation. The measure does not include Honduras, for now.

This is the reason why J & C Solutions is informing you in order to renew your TPS, do not leave for tomorrow, call us today and make your appointment in order to process it today.

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The ruling issued this afternoon by US District Judge Edward

Chen in San Francisco frees more than  300,000  immigrants

from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan from deportation.

The measure does not include Honduras, for now.

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The decision states that the Trump government failed to show

what harm can cause the nationals of these countries that

have even remained in the United States for more than 20 years.

The ruling is the result of a class action lawsuit filed in

March by nine immigrants from those countries and five

American children. In it they argued that President Donald Trump

made statements with racial prejudices that could lead to the

cancellation of the TPS, this being something that prohibits the

Constitution.

“There is circumstantial evidence that race was a motivating element”

to end the TPS, argues the judge in his ruling citing examples given by

the plaintiffs, such as when in January 2018 during  a  meeting  with

bipartisan lawmakers  Trump referred  to certain countries -El Salvador

and Haiti specifically- as “shit holes”.

The plaintiffs also asked the judge to dismiss the White House’s decision

arguing that  Congress prohibited the courts from reviewing the decisions

of the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to grant

or cancel the TPS.

On June 26, federal judge Edward Chen ruled in a preliminary ruling that

the courts had the authority to review the lawsuit requesting reinstatement

of the TPS, and noted  that there could be  racist  motivations  behind  the

decision to cancel the program.

The TPS grants temporary protection  from  deportation  and  grants  a

renewable employment authorization with each extension of the program.

(UNIVISION NEWS source)

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