Washington Special Administrative Region - Immigration Rights Organization said that with the blueprint for the suppression of the large -scale immigration suppression of the US President Donald Trump, they are persistently and are preparing to fight for a long time.
Trump even issued a series of orders in the first week of his term to try to completely reform almost all aspects of American immigrants.
As part of a more extensive suspension of the US refugee plan, he abolished guidance restricting the place of immigration raid, canceled the shelter application on the southern border, and would have been allowed to enter the United States.
Although the large -scale arrest operation has not yet been realized, the advocates of immigration rights said on Friday that Trump has caused confusion to those who seek asylum in the United States and have brought chills to the immigrant community in the United States.
Van Nisha Cardner, an executive director who advocates the organization of the "Voice of the United States", said in the conference call, "The Trump administration is a wave of extreme policies launched by immigrants from my country. Description.
"Chaos and fear are the focus."
After a campaign for immigrants and non -human statements for immigrants and asylum, Trump took the second oath on Monday and promised to immediately change the US immigration system.
His government has issued a dozen administrative orders and policy changes, and has established tough policies.
Nina Gutta, the policy director of the U.S. Immigration Commission, said at a call meeting with reporters on Friday that Trump's actions revealed his ambitions and beyond his desire to arrest with criminal records.
"Trump's command clearly states that they are outlined immediately to take action to harm all immigrants: 13 million unlicensed immigrants who have lived in the United States for many years, those who are legally protected, sesamed asylum, and who have held non -immigrant visas in my country People, and those who seeks legal immigrants here, "she said.
She said that many of the government's early action "used unprecedented power." Some of them have been questioned in court and are expected to take more legal actions.
The policy changes are huge.
For unlicensed immigrants in the United States, Trump is preparing to increase the number of deportation by accelerating the deportation and strengthening cooperation with local law enforcement.
The Ministry of Land and Safety (DHS) he led also canceled a ten -year -old policy that prohibits the arrest of immigrants at "sensitive" locations such as schools, hospitals and churches. At the same time, his Ministry of Justice has ordered the federal prosecutor to investigate local officials who hinder immigration law enforcement.
On Friday, the US media reported that the Ministry of Land and Safety of Trump also gave its agents' power that can expel the individual who legally entered the country in accordance with the humanitarian parole plan of former President Joe Biden. Citizens from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela will be affected.
At the same time, those who seeks security at the southern border of the United States are facing new obstacles under Trump's leadership.
As one of the primary measures after taking office, Trump announced that the border entered the state of emergency and deployed the army there. The president also suspended asylum treatment and canceled the CBP One application used by the Customs and Border Protection to arrange asylum appointments.
It is estimated that 270,000 people who have used CBP One have discovered their conferences this week that they have been canceled, although they have been waiting for a few weeks or even months of appointments in Mexico.
U.S. Refugee Acceptance Plan (USRAP) will suspend 90 days before the beginning of Monday, the Trump administration also grounded on a long -term security review and reorganization refugees.
Although Trump also made similar efforts during the first term of 2017, Gubuta from the U.S. Immigration Commission said that Trump's second term of office revealed "about how to subvert the United States in the United States The immigration system is more premeditated and thoughtful. "
Gubuta added that Trump and his consultants "obviously understand the loopholes in the current laws of the United States" can test the limit of the problem.
Many community advocates said they are preparing for the "large -scale deportation" campaign promised by Trump officials in an interview with the media in the next few days.
A raid in New Sawak, New Jersey, has attracted the attention of the country. On Friday, the mayor of Newcastak, Lasbalaka, announced that the immigration and Customs Law Enforcement Bureau (ICE) agents entered a local company the day before without a search order.
He accused them of detaining unlicensed individuals and American citizens, and said the incident was "shocking" that "serious violations of" the US Constitution.
Balaka said: "I was shocked, uneasy, and angry about this state and country."
The raid seemed to depart from the Bayeng government's policy, and the Bayeng government suspended the law enforcement of immigration in the workplace.
ICE said in the latest official update on Thursday that 538 people have been arrested within the first four days when the Trump administration took office. During 2024, the government was arrested on average about 310 people per day.
The White House spokesman Caroline Levitt also posted on social media that "the expedition to the flight has begun", and the photos showed that people line up on military aircraft.
However, critics pointed out that under the leadership of the Bayeng government, the deportation of flights happened every week. The only change under Trump's leadership was to use military aircraft.
Aaron Ryklin Melnik, a senior researcher at the U.S. Immigration Commission, responded on the social media platform X that the post was "completely promoted." Another immigrant activist Thomas Cartwright called it "absurd drama".
Although supporters continue to pay attention to how Trump's early orders will be implemented, argument about its legitimacy has begun in court.
A preliminary victory was achieved on Thursday. A federal judge believed that Trump's order to terminate the inherent citizenship was unconstitutional, which prevented him from implementing.
Trump ’s expansion of over -repatriation and cancellation of appointments arranged through the CBP ONE application has also been challenged by law.
Director Karen Timlin, director of the Judicial Action Center, predicts that in an interview with reporters on Friday that more challenges will be faced in the next few days.
She explained that Trump's military deployment at the southern border, policy changes in the "sensitive" location, and his order to end the so -called "humanitarian parole" plan may face legal complaints.
But Tamlin added that the lawsuit is not a pitch to reform the US immigration policy.
"One of the most important points for everyone to remember is that the court is the key tool to prevent damage, but if we want to change our way of operation, we really need to listen to the voices of those who are hurt," Tamlin said.
Laurie Ball Cooper, Vice President of the International Refugee Aid Project (IRAP), also pointed out in an interview with Peninsula Television that Trump has temporarily suspended the shortcomings of the refugee project USRAP.
Although the refugees in the plan have been reviewed for several years, the order still cancels the refugee flight on the grounds of national security issues.
She said that it also "partially depends on the assumptions of the American community unwilling or preparing to welcome refugees." "I think this is inconsistent with the actual situation."
She added that IRAP is preparing for a lawsuit to challenge.