Several non -profit organizations provided basic legal information to detention immigrants, and sued the Trump administration to stop planning and locked it in the detention center on Friday.
Leaded by the Amica Immigration Center, the group on behalf of children and provides these basic services on behalf of children. The group filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for Columbia Special Administrative Region and asked the judge to revoke government stoppage. The Ministry of Justice did not respond to the comments request.
This effort is part of President Trump’s extensive driving force for detention immigration availability and when seeking expansion of detention capabilities. This week, Trump introduced “large -scale deportation” as the core of his campaign and announced that he planned to open 30,000 beds in Guantanama Bay in Cuba to “the worst criminal foreigner”.
The $ 28 million legal service plan provides a person who helps Taiwan who may be separated from family members in busy immigration courts.
The group’s lawyer believes that Congress has allocated funds and suddenly suspend the plan as “hasty and excuses for immigration systems”, which deprives the detainees to provide information to ensure that the constitution guarantees legitimate procedures.
The Ministry of Justice notified the National Non -profit Acacia Judicial Center in an email. A few days after the Trump inauguration, the plan notified in an e -mail that it was operated by 18 different non -profit organizations. plan. The email regards Trump’s recent administrative order as the reason. The order instructed his cabinet members to suspend funds to provide contracts and gifts provided services for immigrants without legal status. It requires to terminate those contracts that discover waste and fraud.
As the group tries to slow down the immigration policy that Trump is still developing, the lawsuit is part of the greater driving force. Citizenship of birth rights is challenged in the federal court and has been temporarily prevented. An immigration right of Chicago sued last week that the government would set a review for the city, and its plan was planned for its asylum. Groups across the country have exacerbated the “understanding your rights” movement and rapid response network in the community.
Unlike the Criminal Court, non -citizens cannot get free lawyers, but have the right to represent their lawyers.
The lawsuit believes that in this case, the immigration review executive office of the immigration court found that the positioning plan of non -profit organizations accelerated the litigation procedure and reduced the time for immigration to detention at the cost of taxpayers.
The decision of the office in the new government is “waste.” Essence The lawsuit believes that any support or reputation.
Lawyers said that even temporarily planned for temporary plans during the audit period may also “fatal strikes” that rely on federal funds to provide these services.
Among the last Trump administration, the payment for the legal plan was suspended, but immigration officials still allowed the provider to work with the detainees. In the case of legal threat, the plan was restored. This time, the lawsuit pointed out that they did not allow them to enter the detention center, and their posters were canceled.
These groups believe that immigration officials are cutting the right to speech in a limited public forum by revoking their “understanding your rights” and cutting off access rights in the detention center.
“Each person should have a legitimate program and fair hearing opportunity,” said Michael Lukens, an executive director of Amica. This is for non -profit organizations to help people, especially cruel. ”
