Federal judge blocks Trump TPS revocation citing racial animus

On Friday, a federal judge postponed the Trump administration from nullifying the temporary situation of Nicaragua, Honduran and Nepalese immigrants, and finds that cancellation is rooted in the racist Animus.

The 37 -page referee issued by the American boycott judge in San Francisco, Tina Thompson, one of the appointed Biden, argued to this step by the Minister of Internal Security Christie Nayyim to cancel the temporary humanitarian protection that was rooted in the medical point of view in the “racist and discriminatory animation” to support the claim of the fifth amendment.

“The color is not a poison or a crime.” “Therefore, prosecutors provided enough evidence to prove that the plaintiffs will likely succeed in the benefits of the fifth amendment claim.”

DHS ends the temporary protected situation of about 76,000 Honduran, Nicaragua immigrants

In a statement, the Ministry of Internal Security is similar to Thomson’s rule in the New York Times opinion article.

“Restoring the integrity of our immigration system to preserve our homeland and its people safe. This is all that we – the American people who were elected President Trump in the ground collapse elections – hear.” “TPS was not actually assumed to be a ruling system, however, the previous departments used it for decades. This is another example of how the judges sweat sweat to distract attention from the facts and authorities constitutionally acquired under Article Two, and we expect a higher court to prove us.”

This ruling is a postponement of more than 60,000 immigrants that allowed them to live legally and work in the United States as part of the TPS program.

A White House Digital spokesman told a spokesperson that the program was never intended to become always.

“The temporary protected situation” is, by its definition, temporarily. It was never intended to be a path to permanent position or legal residence, and no strange analysis of the radical judges will not change this fact, “said White House spokesman Abijl Jackson. “This judge simply had no legal authority to review the appointment of TPS – the Supreme Court, which is already confirmed in the previous rulings that TPS extensions were committed under the law according to the discretion of the Minister of Internal Security.”

“The ruling reads like a dream of left -wing fever, not a dangerous judicial opinion,” she added. “Ultimately, the minimum ruling will not stand and we look forward to the final justification in this case.”

The federal judge prohibits Trump’s immigration policy in a shocking decision on the high protection

The Trump administration was preparing to end the protection of Honduran and Nicaranda immigrants as it was intensifying deportations. TPS was appointed to finish the authority of Honduras and Nicaragua in September.

The decision to end TPS for the two countries comes weeks after the end of the Ministry of National Security The same situation is my After months of finishing TPS for Venezuelan. Since then, a federal judge has prevented this termination amid a continuous legal battle.

In her decision, Thompson noticed statements made by Nayyu, such as those who cast illegal immigrants as “invaders” or “criminals”, “sustaining discriminatory belief that some migrant population will replace the white population.”

She wrote: “Although Al -Amin’s statements may seem innocent or only offensive with a person who is not a member of the target group, the data” in reality … offensive or threatened when they are understood from the prosecutor’s perspective, who is a member of the targeted group. ”

The Ministry of Internal Security indicated that some of the people who “took advantage” of the TPS program include many Hondurs with condemnation of strict assault, possession, sale, or manufacturing of serious weapons, sexual crimes against children, domestic violence, and resistance to detention.

In May Stopping the Supreme Court with the Trump administration In the ruling on raising the order of the San Francisco provincial court order, which temporarily prevented the TPS to finish the Venezuelan, which paves the way for the administration to legally cancel the TPS to the subsequent countries.

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TPS is allowed by congress through the 1990 immigration law, and TPS allows individuals affected by natural disasters, war or other unusual dangerous conditions to search for a shelter in the United States, and this program can be renewed with 18 months.

Preston Mizal of Fox News Digitter contributed to this report.