The United States Supreme Court (Scotus) has granted a request from the administration of President Donald Trump to bypass the minimum decision of the court that they prohibit immigration and customs enforcement agents (ICE) from carrying out federal immigration enforcement operations under the prosecution that these raids constitute racial tension.
In July, Judge Mam Iuusi Minsah Frembong, who was appointed to the Central Central Provincial Court of Central Region, ice agents, and ice agents of raids in the state of Malaz in the Los Angeles region, California, in the metro region.
Before the Trump administration required Scotos to allow the ice agency to continue the arrest of illegal foreigners in Los Angeles while the case makes its way through the courts, the Appeal Court in the ninth American circle upheld the order of Frimong.
Monday, 6-3 resolutionJudge Cavano writes to the conservative majority that “the government made enough offer to obtain a suspended appeal.”
In particular, Cavano wrote that “migration is stopped based on the reasonable doubt in an illegal existence that was an important element in enforcing American immigration for decades, through many presidential departments,” and given the last flow of illegal foreigners during the Biden era, it is reasonable for ice agents to focus on their efforts on Los Angeles.
“The interests of individuals who are illegally in the country to avoid stopping by law enforcement of interrogation are ultimately an interest in evading the law,” Kavano writes. “This is not a particularly legal interest.”
Meanwhile, Judge Sotomoor described in writing a violating opinion that Judges Kagan and Jackson join the court’s decision in the court’s lower decision, “other serious use in our emergency schedule.”
“We should not live in a country that the government can seize anyone who looks like Latin, speaks Spanish, and it appears to be a low -wage job,” he writes Sotomayor. “Instead of standing idle while our constitutional freedoms are lost, I oppose.”
Case Noem V. Vasquez Perdomono. 25a169 In the United States Supreme Court.
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