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Hell Yeah !!! 'Catch and Release' of illegal aliens is over...
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Department of Homeland Security Announces End to ‘Catch and Release’
BY MIMI NGUYEN LY
September 23, 2019 Updated: September 24, 2019
“What we’re doing with Central American families now that’s ending the catch and release process is that if they don’t have a fear or claim, they’re going to be repatriated in a streamline fashion, or if they do have a fear or claim, asked to wait under the Migrant Protection Protocols in Mexico,” he said.
“So they will not be currently held on the U.S. side of the border, even in the family residential centers, because we’re not able right now to complete an immigration proceeding, while in the 21 days we have by court order,” McAleenan added.
Trump and a top immigration official had earlier this month said the administration was working on ending the “catch and release.”
Morgan said there are “two significant things” that are able to enable the practice of “catch and release” to end.
The first, he said, relates to a new internal final rule (IFR) to come out, as a result of a Supreme court decision, to block a nationwide injunction from a federal judge.
U.S. District Court Judge Jon Tigar twice tried to issue the injunction on a Trump administration rule that bans migrants from seeking asylum in the United States if they have traveled through another safe country without having sought protection there.
Department of Homeland Security Announces End to ‘Catch and Release’Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ Asylum Policy
The second factor, according to Morgan, is the Migrant Protection Protocol (MPP)—a policy that enables the government to take foreigners who seek to enter the United States from Mexico illegally or without proper documentation and return them to Mexico while their cases go through the U.S. court system.
The system is referred to as “remain in Mexico” and was supported by an appeals court in May—a ruling that lifted another nationwide injunction.
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