remarkable
CECOT couldn't kill the dream
https://www.advocate.com/news/andry-...o-spain-asylum"By nationality, I'm Venezuelan," he said. "But in my heart, I'm American."
white power bull
in May 2026, *every single one* of the 599 refugees admitted in the U.S. were white South Africans.
In FY 2026, the U.S. has admitted a total of 6,665 white South Africans, three Afghans (back in November 2025), and nobody else.
For reference, the U.S. admitted 100,060 refugees in 2024.
Trump 2.0 honors the cons ution and the law more in the breach than the observance -- as evidenced by the thousands of losses piling up in federal district courts.
DOJ has been eating in federal court and it's getting worse the weaker Trump gets.
This is a multi-pronged loss for Trump, but the intended violation of law was complex, absolutely contemptuous, and of purportedly universal scope.
A federal judge on Friday vacated a series of President Trump’s policies enacted in the wake of a deadly attack on National Guard members, forcing immigration agencies to again process applications from citizens of nearly 40 countries.
In the days surrounding last Thanksgiving, Trump barred the processing of any immigration application for those from 39 travel ban countries, halting the ability to get green cards and leading to widespread cancellation of naturalization ceremonies.
He also put a stop to the processing of asylum claims from any country and ordered a review of all immigration benefits bestowed to those from the 39 travel ban countries under former President Biden.
Rhode Island-based U.S. District Judge John McConnell found all of the actions were unlawful.
“More than six months ago, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (‘USCIS’) enacted a series of policies that threw the lives of countless immigrants living in the United States into indeterminate legal limbo,” McConnell wrote in the 135-page ruling.https://thehill.com/regulation/court...icies-vacated/“USCIS’s hold on adjudications cannot be attributed to anything that these individuals did wrong; rather, it arises solely by the happenstance of their birth.”
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"the immigrants did everything right, the US government broke the law"
“In ruling on these motions, the Court is reminded of a line often repeated in discussions around immigration policy: If people wish to immigrate to the United States, they ought to ‘follow the law’ and ‘do things the right way.’ This case serves as a perfect example of immigrants doing just that,” he wrote.
“But the rule of law has to apply to everyone equally and, as evident here, USCIS has neither ‘followed the law’ nor ‘done things the right way.’ Indeed, the agency has violated the very immigration laws that Congress has charged it with administering.”
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