Judge revokes Trump-era immigration limits

An American federal judge issued a ruling to lift the restrictions imposed by the Trump administration on asylum and citizenship applications, as well as work permits, for citizens of 39 countries. These restrictions had been put in place following a shooting incident targeting National Guard members by an Afghan migrant. The restrictions, which blocked individuals from these countries from obtaining final decisions on asylum and residency requests, were part of Trump’s broader efforts to combat illegal immigration. These efforts were later curtailed through legal challenges and additional amendments to the list. U.S. immigration officials are accused of justifying security measures with concerns and pretexts related to "national security," while many asylum programs were severely limited or halted, and work permits reduced following such incidents. The decisions are seen as targeting migrants from certain countries.

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