US judge strikes Trump order to prevent asylum claims, protection for people who cross the border illegally

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order that attempts to prevent immigrants who cross the border from seeking asylum or applying for detention in the United States, ruling that the order goes beyond the president’s executive.

US District Judge Randolph Daniel Moss, an Obama appointment, said Wednesday that the order exceeds Trump’s authority to suspend legal protections for migrants crossing the border into the US illegally, stressing that neither the Immigration and Nationality Act, nor the Constitution, grants the executive branch authority to “replace the comprehensive rules and procedures set forth in the INA and the government regulations,” including the right to seek asylum or apply for the withholding of removal.

Moss said under his order: “The court recognized that the executive faced a huge challenge in preventing and preventing illegal entry into the United States and in determining an overwhelming backlog of asylum claims for those who have entered the country.”

“However, according to INA, INA provides the only proprietary method for deleting people already in the country, and as the Justice Department correctly concluded less than nine months ago, neither §1182(f) nor §1185(a) provided the President with unilateral power to limit the rights of foreigners in the United States to apply to the United States of the universe.”

The decision was made by Trump adviser Stephen Miller postal On X.

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“To try to circumvent the Supreme Court’s ruling on a national injunction, a Marxist judge declared that all potential future illegal foreigners (for example, much of the planet) are part of a protected global “class” with the right to enter the United States,” Miller said.

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