Court rules against US migration policies
A federal court in the United States issued a ruling declaring the policies adopted by the Trump administration as illegal. These policies prevented the processing of asylum applications, work permits, and permanent residency for citizens of 39 countries. The judge considered that these policies caused an unclear legal situation for immigrants and were based on anti-immigrant sentiments, making them unlawful and lacking legal authority. This ruling came as part of a lawsuit filed by immigrant service organizations and labor unions against the policies implemented by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agency, following an escalation in anti-immigration measures after the Washington shooting incident.
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