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Trump Immigration Policy: On Friday, the US Supreme Court gave a major verdict, allowing the Trump administration to abolish the temporary legal status of millions of immigrants living in the US. These immigrants are from countries like Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti and Nicaragua. This decision can speed up the exile process and strengthen Trump’s strict immigration policy.
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This decision has been taken after the Biden government started parole program for people of these countries in view of increasing infiltration from the border in 2022-23. Under this, some conditions were fulfilled to work and live in the US for two years. About 5.3 lakh people got relief from exile from this program. Earlier, a federal court had stayed this decision, but now the Supreme Court has lifted that stay.
Program ending order
But Donald Trump ordered the end of the program at the beginning of his second term. He ordered Homeland Security Secretary Christie Nom to abolish the pay scheme. After this, in March, Nom announced that the plan would be completely discontinued from April 24.
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Lower court order canceled
The decision was earlier stopped by a court of Massachusetts, where a group of 23 people opposed it. But now the Supreme Court has overturned the order of the lower court. This means that now the decision of the Trump government can be implemented and the way has been cleared to get thousands of immigrants out of the US.
