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Post by birdgate on Aug 31, 2019 0:44:36 GMT
Whoever made this decision is a murderer. They are killing children. Yes, trump, Stephen Miller, Ken Cuccinelli, the party of family values and of course pro-life, NOT. They are pro-birth... let babies and kids die after! Yeah, maybe they can lay all their prayer hands on these sick children instead of their devil leader, Putin and the killer of journalist Khashoggi. I knew they were bird brains when they flew to Saudi Arabia to pray for the murderer Crown Prince.
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Post by Scrapper100 on Aug 31, 2019 1:35:04 GMT
It sounds like they requested an extention and weren't granted and instead told to leave. Beyond horrible. They came here legally but then stayed longer after requesting a longer stay. I can't imagine turning down their requests. I agree this is a new low.
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Aug 31, 2019 2:29:45 GMT
It sounds like they requested an extention and weren't granted and instead told to leave. Beyond horrible. They came here legally but then stayed longer after requesting a longer stay. I can't imagine turning down their requests. I agree this is a new low. Some of them have been here with permission and VISAs for 15 years.. One girl, Maria Isabel, was INVITED by the GOVERNMENT for medical trials to try to keep her alive, because her disease is so rare.... Not only is she still alive at 24, others, CITIZENS here have been saved too, thanks to her!! She has just graduated from college, suma cum laude(SP)... She has private medical ins, her dad works and pays their bills, contributes to our economy.
Without notice 100s (who knows, maybe 1000s) of letters went out to families all over the country, they must leave in 33 days or processed for deported.
Another girl has had one heart surgery and is waiting for the second one that is needed....
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Aug 31, 2019 4:40:41 GMT
127 members of Congress have signed and sent a letter to Cuccinelli et al for explanations and to appear at the House Oversight Committee next Friday, Sept 6th at 1:00PM!
ETA: the young lady, Maria Isabel, with the rare disease, her 33 days ends Sept 13th! Here is her story!
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Post by melissa on Sept 2, 2019 20:52:30 GMT
This has been partially, but not completely reversed.
So ridiculous in the first place.
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Sept 2, 2019 21:51:46 GMT
This has been partially, but not completely reversed. So ridiculous in the first place. Thanks............. how much partially? Most or little?
I think all this is being done to frighten people... the power of fear can kill.. Found it! ** (CNN)US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced Monday that it will re-open some pending cases of those applying for relief from deportation after a move to end deferment requests prompted concerns among undocumented families, some of whom are seeking relief for medical issues.
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On Monday, the agency appeared to slightly reverse course, saying that it would "reopen non-military deferred action cases that were pending on August 7."
When asked about the change, a USCIS official said the agency "is taking immediate corrective action to reopen previously pending cases."
USCIS previously said that it would defer to ICE to determine if nonmilitary issues "warrant deferred action," according to a spokesperson. But USCIS and ICE procedures are not identical.
Individuals can apply to ICE for a "stay of deportation or removal," but that's done only after someone has exhausted all immigration judicial proceedings and has been ordered removed, according to an ICE official. USCIS is the agency responsible for legal immigration benefits, including work authorization. **
Trouble is that once a family has been ordered removed, ICE can pick them up and deport with no other action, no reprieve, no appeal, just gone!
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Sept 2, 2019 22:27:38 GMT
From The Hill.......... ** The Trump administration reportedly said on Monday that it is reconsidering putting an end to a policy that enables migrants to not be deported while they or their family members get life-saving medical treatments. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) came under widespread backlash after it severed the “deferred action” program on Aug. 7 without notifying the public, The New York Times reports. ** But on Monday, the USCIS told the Times that deportation proceedings hadn’t begun for anyone who got a letter, and officials would “complete the caseload that was pending on Aug. 7.” The statement did not clarify whether immigrants would continue to get renewal status granted or what would happen to the program after the pending caseload was sorted through, according to the Times.
“Whether a very limited version of deferred action will continue forward at U.S.C.I.S. is still under review. More information will be forthcoming,” an administration official told the Times.** thehill.com/policy/healthcare/459649-trump-administration-walks-back-policy-deporting-migrants-who-receive
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Post by revirdsuba99 on Sept 3, 2019 2:24:48 GMT
Honestly, I am not clear that they can be trusted. At all. Cuccinelli, Miller and dt are real gems................
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