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Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: Steve G.
Date: January 08, 2018 09:39AM
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Date: January 08, 2018 10:26AM
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Date: January 08, 2018 10:30AM
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Date: January 08, 2018 01:05PM
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Date: January 08, 2018 02:43PM
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Date: January 08, 2018 03:22PM
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Re: Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: Sam3
Date: January 09, 2018 05:15AM
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Re: Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: rjmacs
Date: January 09, 2018 07:18AM
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Listening to NPR, one big reason that previous administrations had extended the stay was due to unsafe conditions in El Salvador due to the drug trade and gang violence. Both Bush and Obama administrations included gang violence as a natural disaster.
Re: Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: Sam3
Date: January 09, 2018 07:26AM
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Listening to NPR, one big reason that previous administrations had extended the stay was due to unsafe conditions in El Salvador due to the drug trade and gang violence. Both Bush and Obama administrations included gang violence as a natural disaster.
No - Temporary Protective Status is intended for people fleeing instability and danger, whether natural or man-made. There's no need to 'include' gang violence as a 'natural disaster' - it qualifies as a human-caused disaster.
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On Monday, however, DHS officials resisted suggestions that the decision by Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was part of a broader anti-immigrant agenda. They described it in narrower legal terms, as a recognition that conditions in El Salvador have improved enough since the earthquakes to no longer warrant the TPS designation.
Re: Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: rjmacs
Date: January 09, 2018 11:28AM
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Sam3
Listening to NPR, one big reason that previous administrations had extended the stay was due to unsafe conditions in El Salvador due to the drug trade and gang violence. Both Bush and Obama administrations included gang violence as a natural disaster.
No - Temporary Protective Status is intended for people fleeing instability and danger, whether natural or man-made. There's no need to 'include' gang violence as a 'natural disaster' - it qualifies as a human-caused disaster.
Not according to DHS, they are defining it in narrow legal terms referring specifically to the earthquake:
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Washington Post
On Monday, however, DHS officials resisted suggestions that the decision by Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was part of a broader anti-immigrant agenda. They described it in narrower legal terms, as a recognition that conditions in El Salvador have improved enough since the earthquakes to no longer warrant the TPS designation.
Re: Trump administration ends protected status of 200,000 Salvadorans in U.S.- Sept 2019 deadline
Posted by: Sam3
Date: January 10, 2018 01:10AM
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Sam3
Listening to NPR, one big reason that previous administrations had extended the stay was due to unsafe conditions in El Salvador due to the drug trade and gang violence. Both Bush and Obama administrations included gang violence as a natural disaster.
No - Temporary Protective Status is intended for people fleeing instability and danger, whether natural or man-made. There's no need to 'include' gang violence as a 'natural disaster' - it qualifies as a human-caused disaster.
Not according to DHS, they are defining it in narrow legal terms referring specifically to the earthquake:
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Washington Post
On Monday, however, DHS officials resisted suggestions that the decision by Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was part of a broader anti-immigrant agenda. They described it in narrower legal terms, as a recognition that conditions in El Salvador have improved enough since the earthquakes to no longer warrant the TPS designation.
In this particular case, the current administration has instructed DHS to re-interpret the TPS order to exclude non-earthquake-related conditions. That doesn't mean that they can't, or shouldn't, be considered.