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The United States government announced a policy on Tuesday that limit access to asylum for migrants who cross the country through the border with Mexico without permission. “The
The United States government announced a policy on Tuesday that limit access to asylum for migrants who cross the country through the border with Mexico without permission.
“The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) are issuing a proposed rule encouraging the use of new and existing legal procedures and discouraging unsafe border crossings by introducing new condition on the right to asylum for those who do not”, read the statement.
According to the proposal, migrants who do not use available routes to travel to the United States or who are not seeking humanitarian asylum in another country they passed on their way to the United States will not be considered eligible for asylum unless they qualify for certain exceptions, after which they will be subject to a five-year re-entry ban.
“We are a nation of immigrants and we are a nation of laws. We increase the availability of legal and orderly routes for migrants to the United States, while offering new consequences for those who do not use processes provided by the United States and its regional partners,” Secretary of State for Homeland Security Alejandro Mallorcas said.
In this sense, he emphasized that “it is less likely that people who are provided with a safe, orderly and legal route to the United States, risking their lives traveling thousands of miles at the hands of ruthless human traffickers.”
The new offer will not take effect immediately. It will go through a regulatory process so that it can be discussed within 30 days. After this time, the policy will be in effect for the next two years.
“These steps are being taken in response to Unprecedented migration challenges in the Western Hemispherethe largest movement of people since World War II and the lack of action by Congress to update the outdated and badly broken immigration system, ”justifies the US government.
The new restrictions follow the announcement at the end of January of the end of the Covid-19 emergency and therefore Section 42, which allows the expulsion of migrants on health grounds.
It was President Joe Biden himself who announced that Section 42, as promoted by the Donald Trump government, would end on May 11, and I assure you that with the end of this policy the flow of migrants into the country is expected to increase significantlyespecially from the southern border.
“The Administration supports the orderly and predictable elimination of Title 42, with sufficient time to implement alternative policies.” Biden moved forward in late January.
In early 2023, Biden announced that Mexico agreed to receive 30,000 migrants a month from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti, expelled from the United States for illegally crossing the border.
Under this expanded program Migrants from these four countries will be issued 30,000 monthly humanitarian permits, but those who cross the border irregularly will be deported to Mexico.
(According to information from Europe Press, EFE And Aristegui News)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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