The Supreme Court of Justice heard this Friday, February 23, President Trump\u2019s appeal of a judicial decision that blocked his order to eliminate D.A.C.A.
\nLegal experts were of the opinion that it is difficult to predict what it will say during these situations.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the lower court ruling that prevented President Trump from repealing the program that protects more than 800,000 dreamers from deportation remains in force.<\/p>\n
President Trump\u2019s decision to eliminate the Temporary Protected Status Program has been classified as an act of racism by the beneficiaries of the T.P.S of Salvador and Haiti, who filed a lawsuit against him in Boston Massachusetts Court.<\/p>\n
The lawsuit demands that the elimination of the Program be prevented since it will be devastating for more than 200.00 Salvadorans and 93,000 Haitians here in the United States.<\/p>\n
Experts on immigration issues point out that, if a favorable ruling is received, there would be hope that all the beneficiaries of the T.P.S can extend their stay in this country.<\/p>\n
Salvadorans received one last extension, but they must submit the renewal before the deadline in 25 days to receive the 18-month extension.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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