A federal court On Tuesday, the Trump government temporarily blocked a resettlement program for refugees.
The ruling came during a hearing on a lawsuit filed by a group of non -profit organizations that receive federal funds according to a conference right. The non-profit organizations offer a range of social services for newly arrived refugees in the US
On Monday, a judge in Seattle issued an order with the contract of the Trump government to restore its contracts with refugee agencies. Tuesday’s ruling came from the ninth Circuit Court with three judges, which instructs the administration to continue to process applications that the process started before January 20.
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A federal court has temporarily blocked the Trump government to suspend a resettlement program for refugees. (Tierney L. Cross/Getty images)
“The motion is refused to the extent that the preliminary order of the court applies to persons who have been conditionally approved for the refugee status by the citizenship and immigration services of the United States before January 20, 2025,” says the order. “Executive Order No. 14163 does not claim to withdraw the refugee status of persons who have received status under the refugee program of the United States before January 20, 2025. In all other respects, the provisional order of the court remained on 28 February 2025.”
On his first day at the office, president Donald Trump signed an executive order that suspends the refugees and the Ministry of the Interior Security ordered to report in 90 days about whether resuming is in the interest of the US
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People gather out of the American court after a federal court had blocked the efforts of President Donald Trump to stop the Nation’s admission system in Seattle. (AP Photo/Eugene Johnson)
“The United States lack the ability to include large numbers of migrants, and in particular refugees, in his communities that does not endanger the availability of resources for Americans, which protects their safety and safety, and that ensures the correct assimilation of refugees,” Trump said in his January 20 order.
The case was established by refugee groups, including International Refugee Assistance Project, HIAS, Lutheran Community Services Northwest and individual refugees. The groups argued that their assets to provide services to refugees was damaged by the Trump Order.
The order was one of the many attempt to limit both illegal and legal immigrationIncluding the use of conditional release to allow the Biden administration in migrants.
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Trump limited the resettlement of refugees in his first term, but President Joe Biden took steps to record more refugees, also by increasing the refugee cap.
