Department Of Homeland Security Suspends Donald Trump Immigration Measure

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

The Department of Homeland Security has suspended all possible actions related to the immigration decree approved by Donald Trump last week that prohibited the entry to the United States of those travelers from seven countries, with Muslim predominance.

From now on, this measure is canceled and the regular reviews of travelers are resumed as they were before the prohibition was signed.

In this way, the order of a judge who opposes the measures taken by the current President regarding immigration reform is complied with. A resolution that Trump himself has decided to call "ridiculous" this morning on his Twitter account. "The opinion of this so-called judge, who is essentially eliminating the security forces of our country, is ridiculous and will be revoked," he wrote in his profile.

To which shortly after he added in another tweet in capital letters and just one line his famous campaign phrase. "Make America Great Again!"

A National Security Department official assured CNN that the cancellation of visas that had been revoked after the presidential decree had already been reversed. This official organization has also confirmed that at least 60,000 visas had been revoked since the signing.

Trump's decree was intended to prevent mostly Muslim citizens from entering the country for a period of 90 days, all refugees for a period of 120 days, and refugees from Syria indefinitely.