Washington DC:
In the next phase of action against illegal immigration in the United States, the administration of President Donald Trump has allegedly instructed the immigration agents to track hundreds of migrant children, who entered America without their parents and They deported them.
According to a report by the Reuters of the news agency, an internal memorandum issued by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) underlines an unprecedented push to target migrant children, expanding the collective exile effort of President Trump, which I illegally crossed the border as illegal minors.
Does ice memo say?
According to the report, Memo determined the four stages of implementation, which began on 27 January with a planning phase, although it did not provide a beginning date for enforcement operation.
Memo, “Uncontrolled Alien Children Joint Initiative Field Field Implementation” is said, the purpose of this initiative is to ensure that children are not victims of human trafficking or other forms of exploitation. It was noted that children would be given a notice to appear in the immigration court or to be deported if the exile orders were pending against them.
In Memo, the Ice stated that it had collected data from several sources on unacceptable minors and sorted them into three priority groups, “flight risk”, “public safety” and “border security”.
It directed the agents to focus on children being considered “flight risk” – in which the missing court hearing was ordered and issued to those sponsors who are not blood relatives.
Individual ICE Area Office will determine that “how to detect immigration documents as suitable for individual goals when conducting enforcement operations, how to contact and serve immigration documents,” said the Memo.
Because children often live in homes with adults without authority in the United States, their addresses can also help the ice promote their overall arrest number.
ICE allegedly uses several databases and government records to track goals. According to US government data, more than 600,000 immigrant children have crossed the US-Maxico border since 2019, because illegally crossed the number of migrants reaching record levels Was gone
Thousands of such children have also been ordered on such a time limit, including more than 31,000 for the hearing of the missing court, immigration court data show.
Trump’s rift against illegal immigration
During his first term, Trump introduced a “zero tolerance” policy, causing separation of migrant children from his parents on the border. The children were sent to the shelters of the children run by the office of refugee rehabilitation (ORR), which was placed within a government agency Health and Human Services Department, while their parents were detained or deported. Was.
The separation of families, including infants of nursing mothers, got extensive international resentment. Trump stopped the policy in 2018, although 1,000 children can still live separately from their parents, according to Lee Gellerant, according to the US Civil Liberty Union Attorney in a related legal challenge.
Due to violence and economic instability in their home countries, a large number of disabled children started arriving a decade ago – and American immigration policies enable them to enter and often live.
The majority are from Central America and Mexico. Some people had already migrated to join their parents in the United States, while many used to travel with family members or smugglers.
America’s immigration law
Under the immigration law of America, migrants who have abolished their legal options to live can be removed, even if they are children. However, the US government has limited resources and usually prioritize arrest of adults with criminal records.
From OR custody, children are released to sponsors, usually to parents or relatives, as immigration officers weigh their affairs to live in the country.
Trump’s Seema Caesar Tom Homan has repeatedly claimed that some 300,000 unaccounted children went missing during Biden’s presidency and there was a threat of smuggling and exploitation. Beyond the initial follow -up calls, ORR was not obliged to track the hideout of the children after quitting custody. Many are now adults or living with their parents.
During his first administration, Trump used data collected for non -combustion children sponsors to target them for arrest. Since assuming office on 20 January, he has again taken steps to tighten the veating of the sponsors.
According to the guidance issued last week, these include sponsors and adult domestic members the need to submit fingers to the background check.
The Trump administration has also expanded access to the children’s database and their sponsors, saying two sources familiar with the matter.
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