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City’s Stances on Immigration Policies “In a time when certain segments of our society are targeted for their country of origin or nationality, Atlanta must send a strong signal to all its residents that they indeed have a seat at the table” – Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms - Immigration Detention and Family Separation - State Immigration Policy - DACA - Employment and Humanitarian Based Immigration - Family Based Immigration - Federal Immigration Policy “On behalf of the people of Atlanta, I am calling upon the Trump Administration and Congress to enact humane and comprehensive measures that address our broken immigration system. “-Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Recently, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms signed an executive order permanently halting the City of Atlanta’s long-standing agreement with the U.S. Marshall’s Office to house ICE detainees in the City jail. Mayor Bottoms took this action to make it clear that the City of Atlanta is a welcoming city, which does not stand for the inhumane action of family separation at the border. Mayor Bottoms and the Office of Immigrant Affairs did not make this decision lightly. Prior to releasing the executive order ending immigrant detention at Atlanta Corrections and Detention Center (ACDC) , Mayor Bottoms signed a temporary order restricting new detainees from being held in the center. During this time, Mayor Bottoms and the Welcoming Atlanta team established an Advisory Council comprised of local lawyers, former detainees, activists, and community members to find a compassionate and humane solution to the harsh and complex reality of immigration detention at ACDC. The Advisory Council composed a list of recommendations regarding the City’s housing of detainees for the review of Mayor Bottoms. To view the full executive order as well as Mayor Bottom’s statement regarding family separation at the border, click here. Mayor Keisha Bottoms explains that, “We look forward to the growth of our City through new residents, not just from all walks of life in the United States, but also from all over the world. The human impact is the most important factor in moving us forward to realize our full potential as a great City. That is why we will move forward together, in unity, leaving no one behind.” Employment Checks Georgia’s law makes it a crime for individuals to seek and/or acquire work using fake identification documents. It imposes severe penalties on violators, including prison time and fines. Georgia E-Verify Requirements Georgia requires all employers — including private employers of all sizes — to use E-Verify to verify their workers’ and new hires’ authorization to work. Driver’s License/ ID Requirements Georgia requires that all applicants for driver’s licenses provide proof of identity, residency in the state, and citizenship or lawful residence in the U.S. Please refer to Georgia’s Department of Driver’s Services for more information. Public Benefits Restrictions Under federal law, undocumented immigrants are prohibited from receiving public benefits, although they are allowed to receive emergency services, health care, and other programs that have been identified as “necessary to protect life and safety.” Georgia’s law also imposes identification requirements on individuals seeking a variety of public benefits, such as food stamps. Educational Rules and Restrictions Georgia explicitly prohibits uindocumented immigrants from paying in-state tuition rates at state schools. Also, a state law strips funding from any state colleges positioned as “sanctuary campuses” for undocumented immigrants. Voter ID Rules Georgia is one of a small number of states with some of the most strict voter ID policies in effect. Georgia voters must present a photo ID at the voting booth in order to vote. If unable to provide one of the acceptable forms of photo ID, they can still vote using a provisional ballot but will have to provide a photo ID at the county registrar’s office within three days of the election. For more information on Georgia’s policies regarding licensing and employment, please visit Georgia’s Department of Labor or the Department of Driver Services website. DACA “While administrations may change, the City of Atlanta’s values have not. Instead of tearing families apart and using young people as bargaining chips, governments should work together to protect hardworking youth who make our economies and communities stronger, and make meaningful strides in creating a sensible immigration system.” –Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms DACA or “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals” was formed through an executive order by Barrack Obama and allows certain people, or “DREAMers”, who came to the United States undocumented as minors to be protected from immediate deportation. Recipients are able to request “consideration of deferred action” for a period of two years which is subject to renewal. Metro Atlanta boasts 15,700 DACA recipients, ranking as the 8th largest metro area for approvals in the United States. Seventy percent of 47,000 potential Georgia DACA applicants live in Metro Atlanta. A recent study showed the loss of DACA workers would adversely impact Georgia’s economy, approximately a $994,182,808 loss in state GDP. According to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services, “Deferred action is a use of prosecutorial discretion to defer removal action against an individual for a certain period of time… Deferred action does not provide lawful status.” As of September 5, 2017, USCIS is no longer accepting initial applications for DACA. Due to federal court orders on Jan. 9, 2018 and Feb. 13, 2018, USCIS has resumed accepting applications for renewal of deferred action under DACA. Additionally, USCIS will not accept or approve advance parole requests from DACA recipients. You may request renewal of DACA if you met the initial 2012 DACA guidelines and you: - Did not depart the United States on or after Aug. 15, 2012, without advance parole; - Have continuously resided in the United States since you submitted your most recent DACA request that was approved; - Have not been convicted of a felony, a significant misdemeanor, or three or more other misdemeanors; and - Do not otherwise pose a threat to national security or public safety. As noted above, you may only request renewal of DACA if you previously received DACA and your DACA expired (or will expire) on or after Sept. 5, 2016. If you previously received DACA and your DACA expired before Sept. 5, 2016, or your most recent DACA grant was previously terminated, you cannot request DACA as a renewal, but may instead submit a new initial DACA request with evidence that you meet the initial DACA guidelines. The City of Atlanta stands with all DREAMers, and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms fully supports DACA recipients, as well as establishing a path to citizenship for DREAMers. Despite changes in federal practice, Atlanta stands united with all its residents, regardless of immigration status. Employment- based Immigration Temporary employment-based visa classifications permit employers to hire and petition for foreign nationals for specific jobs for limited periods. Most temporary workers must work for the employer that petitioned for them and have limited ability to change jobs. Refugees and Asylees Refugees are admitted to the United States based upon an inability to return to their home countries because of a “well-founded fear of persecution” due to their race, membership in a particular social group, political opinion, religion, or national origin. Refugees apply for admission from outside of the United States, generally from a “transition country” that is outside their home country. The admission of refugees turns on numerous factors, such as the degree of risk they face, membership in a group that is of special concern to the United States (designated yearly by the President of the United States and Congress), and whether or not they have family members in the United States. Other Humanitarian Relief Temporary Protected Status (TPS) is granted to people who are in the United States but cannot return to their home country because of “natural disaster,” “extraordinary temporary conditions,” or “ongoing armed conflict.” TPS is granted to a country for six, 12, or 18 months and can be extended beyond that if unsafe conditions in the country persist. TPS does not necessarily lead to LPR status or confer any other immigration status. Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) provides protection from deportation for individuals whose home countries are unstable, therefore making return dangerous. Unlike TPS, which is authorized by statute, DED is at the discretion of the executive branch. DED does not necessarily lead to LPR status or confer any other immigration status. For more information, please visit the USCIS website or email WelcomingAtlanta@AtlantaGa.gov. The City of Atlanta welcomes all immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Below is information regarding national policy on family based immigration. INA The Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA), the body of law governing current immigration policy, provides for an annual worldwide limit of 675,000 permanent immigrants, with certain exceptions for close family members. Lawful permanent residency allows a foreign national to work and live lawfully and permanently in the United States. Prospective immigrants under the immediate relatives’ category must meet standard eligibility criteria, and petitioners must meet certain age and financial requirements. Immediate relatives are: - spouses of U.S. citizens; - unmarried minor children of U.S. citizens (under 21-years-old); and - parents of U.S. citizens (petitioner must be at least 21-years-old to petition for a parent). A limited number of visas are available every year under the family preference system, but prospective immigrants must meet standard eligibility criteria, and petitioners must meet certain age and financial requirements. The preference system includes: - adult children (married and unmarried) and brothers and sisters of U.S. citizens (petitioner must be at least 21-years-old to petition for a sibling), and - spouses and unmarried children (minor and adult) of LPRs. For general information on petitioning for immigration benefits for family members, please visit the USCIS website. For specific assistance with petitioning for immigration benefits for family members, please email WelcomingAtlanta@AtlantaGa.gov or call us at 404-865-8813. Ramos v. Neilson (TPS) Update: On October 3rd, 2018, a Federal judge ruled in favor of protecting the Temporary Protected Status (TPS) of thousands of immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan. Earlier this year the Trump administration moved to rescind TPS from immigrants coming from those four nations. This decision was challenged in a class action lawsuit which claimed that the government made this decision based on political ideology instead of factual evidence. As of now, the Federal Court’s ruling blocks the Trump administration’s attempt to terminate the legal status of these TPS holders. What does this mean for TPS holders from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Sudan? This means this that if you are a TPS holder from one of these countries you will maintain your right to legally stay in the United States, at least until the Court rules otherwise. -We will continue to post updates on this case as it develops. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. The National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors file an amicus brief in the 9th circuit Court seeking to uphold the injunction protecting DACA: Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has joined 40 cities by signing an amicus brief in the ninth district court, showing support for DACA and DREAMers. 51.4% of all currently active DACA recipients – more than 350,000 individuals – live in the metropolitan areas of the forty cities and counties. The amicus brief states that local jurisdictions will suffer direct economic harm if DACA is rescinded due to the removal of hundreds of thousands of workers, business owners and taxpayers from their respective economies. The brief also states that ending DACA will make communities less safe and would lead to DACA recipients being much less likely to report criminal activity to law enforcement out of fear of deportation. “While administrations may change, the City of Atlanta’s values have not. Instead of tearing families apart and using young people as bargaining chips, governments should work together to protect hardworking youth who make our economies and communities stronger, and make meaningful strides in creating a sensible immigration system.” –Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms
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Himthosca Cathrach ar Pholasaithe Inimirce "I am nuair a codanna áirithe dár sochaí atá dírithe ar a dtír thionscnaimh nó náisiúntacht, Ní mór do Atlanta comhartha láidir do a áitritheoirí uile go bhfuil siad go deimhin, ar suíochán ag an tábla sheoladh” – Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms - Fostaíochta agus Inimirce Bunaithe Daonnúla - MÁ - Inimirce Coinneála agus Deighilt Teaghlach - Teaghlach Inimirce Bunaithe - Polasaí Inimirce Stáit - Federal Immigration Policy Fostaíocht- Inimirce bhunaithe cead fostaíocht-bhunaithe aicmithe víosa shealadach fostóirí a fhostú agus achainí do náisiúnaigh choigríche le haghaidh poist ar leith ar feadh tréimhsí teoranta. Most temporary workers must work for the employer that petitioned for them and have limited ability to change jobs. Dídeanaithe agus Asylees Dídeanaithe ligtear isteach chuig na Stáit Aontaithe bunaithe ar míchumas a filleadh ar a dtíortha dúchais mar gheall ar "eagla dea-bhunaithe na géarleanúna" mar gheall ar a chine, ballraíocht i ngrúpa sóisialta áirithe, dearcadh polaitiúil, reiligiún, nó bunús náisiúnta. Dídeanaithe iarratas a dhéanamh ar ligean isteach ó lasmuigh de na Stáit Aontaithe, de ghnáth ó "tír idirthréimhse" is é sin lasmuigh dá dtír féin. Casadh an ligean isteach dídeanaithe ar iliomad fachtóirí, cosúil leis an leibhéal an riosca atá os a gcomhair, ballraíocht i ngrúpa a is dá chúram go leith go dtí na Stáit Aontaithe (ainmniú gach bliain ag an Uachtarán na Stát Aontaithe agus Comhdháil), agus an bhfuil nó nach bhfuil siad baill teaghlaigh sna Stáit Aontaithe. Faoiseamh Daonnúil Eile Status Cosanta Sealadach (ASP) Deonaítear do dhaoine atá sna Stáit Aontaithe, ach ní féidir filleadh ar a dtír dhúchais mar gheall ar "tubaiste nádúrtha,"" Coinníollacha sealadacha urghnách,"Nó" coinbhleacht armtha ar siúl. "ASP dheonaíonn tír ar feadh sé, 12, nó 18 mí agus is féidir a shíneadh thar sin má Fanann na coinníollacha neamhshábháilte sa tír. Ní ASP gá go dtiocfadh ó stádas LPR, nó lena dtugtar aon stádas inimirce eile. Iarchurtha Imeacht i bhfeidhm (DED) Soláthraíonn cosaint ó ionnarbadh do dhaoine aonair a bhfuil a bhaile tíortha atá éagobhsaí, dá bhrí sin, tuairisceán contúirteach. Murab ionann agus ASP, atá údaraithe le reacht, Is DED de rogha an brainse feidhmiúcháin. Ní DED gá go dtiocfadh ó stádas LPR, nó lena dtugtar aon stádas inimirce eile. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil, tabhair cuairt ar an láithreán gréasáin USCIS nó seol ríomhphost WelcomingAtlanta@AtlantaGa.gov. MÁ "Cé go bhféadfaidh riaracháin a athrú, Cathair na luachanna Atlanta nach bhfuil. In ionad na dteaghlach tearing seachas agus úsáid a bhaint do dhaoine óga mar sceallóga comhargántaíochta, ba chóir do rialtais ag obair le chéile a chosaint óige hardworking a dhéanamh ar ár eacnamaíocht agus do phobail níos láidre, agus dul chun cinn a dhéanamh brí a chruthú chóras inimirce ciallmhar. " –Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms MÁ nó “Gníomh Iarchurtha do Teachta Óige” Bunaíodh trí ordú feidhmiúcháin ag na Beairice Obama agus tugann sé deis do dhaoine áirithe, nó “dreamers”, who came to the United States undocumented as minors to be protected from immediate deportation. Tá faighteoirí in ann a iarraidh "breithniú gníomh iarchurtha" ar feadh tréimhse de dhá bhliain atá faoi réir athnuachana. stór Metro Atlanta 15,700 MÁ faighteoirí, rangú mar an 8ú largest metro area for approvals in the United States. Seachtó faoin gcéad de 47,000 d'fhéadfadh iarratasóirí Georgia DACA ina gcónaí i Metro Atlanta. Staidéar le déanaí an caillteanas na n-oibrithe DACA Bheadh tionchar diúltach geilleagar tSeoirsia, approximately a $994,182,808 loss in state GDP. De réir na Saoránachta agus Inimirce de Stáit Seirbhísí, “Is gníomh iarchurtha úsáid a bhaint as discréid ionchúisimh gníomhaíochta a bhaint i gcoinne duine aonair a chur siar ar feadh tréimhse áirithe ama…Deferred action does not provide lawful status.” Mar de Mheán Fómhair 5, 2017, USCIS Tá a thuilleadh glacadh le hiarratais tosaigh do DACA. De bharr orduithe cúirte cónaidhme ar Ean. 9, 2018 agus Feabhra. 13, 2018, USCIS Tá arís glacadh le hiarratais ar athnuachan gníomhaíochta iarchur faoi DACA. chomh maith, Ní bheidh USCIS glacadh le nó a cheadú iarratais parúl roimh ré ó fhaighteoirí DACA. You may request renewal of DACA if you met the tosaigh 2012 DACA guidelines Agus tú féin: - Nár imeacht na Stát Aontaithe ar nó i ndiaidh Lúnasa. 15, 2012, gan roimh ré parole; - An bhfuil cónaí orthu go leanúnach sna Stáit Aontaithe ó chuir tú d'iarratas DACA is déanaí a ceadaíodh; - Bíodh nach a chiontuithe i bhfeleontacht, i mí-iompar mór, nó trí nó níos mó mí-eile; agus - Ná údar ar shlí eile ina bhagairt do shlándáil náisiúnta nó le sábháilteacht an phobail. Mar a luadh thuas,, Is féidir leat a iarraidh ach athnuachan DACA má fuair tú cheana DACA agus do DACA in éag (nó as feidhm) nó dá éis Meán Fómhair. 5, 2016. Má fuair tú cheana DACA agus do DACA caite roimh Meán Fómhair. 5, 2016, nó go raibh do dheontas DACA is déanaí bhforceanntar roimhe sin, Ní féidir leat a iarraidh DACA mar athnuachan, ach d'fhéadfadh a chur isteach ina ionad iarratas DACA nua tosaigh le fianaise go gcomhlíonann tú na treoirlínte DACA tosaigh. An Chathair Atlanta Seasann le gach Dreamers, and Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms fully supports DACA recipients, as well as establishing a path to citizenship for DREAMers. Despite changes in federal practice, Seasann Atlanta aontaithe leis a áitritheoirí uile, beag beann ar stádas inimirce. “Thar ceann mhuintir Atlanta, Tá mé ag iarraidh ar an Riarachán Trump agus Comhdháil chun bearta daonnachtúil agus cuimsitheach a thugann aghaidh ar achtú ár Córas inimirce briste. “-Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms Le déanaí, Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms shínigh ordú feidhmiúcháin go buan stad Chathair chomhaontaithe le fada an lá Atlanta leis an U.S. Marshall Oifig go dtí teach detainees ICE sa bpríosún Chathair. Ghlac Méara Bottoms an ngníomh a dhéanamh soiléir go bhfuil cathair fáilteach an Chathair na Atlanta, which does not stand for the inhumane action of family separation at the border. Ní raibh an Méara Íochtair agus an Oifig Gnóthaí Inimirceach dhéanamh ar an gcinneadh go héadrom. Roimh scaoileadh an t-ordú feidhmiúcháin dar críoch coinneála inimirceach ag Atlanta Ceartúcháin agus Ionad Coinneála (ACDC) , Méara Bottoms Shínigh ordú sealadach shrianadh detainees nua ó bheith ar siúl san ionad. Le linn an ama, Mayor Bottoms and the Welcoming Atlanta team established an Advisory Council comprised of local lawyers, iar detainees, gníomhaígh, and community members to find a compassionate and humane solution to the harsh and complex reality of immigration detention at ACDC. The Advisory Council composed a list of recommendations regarding the City’s housing of detainees for the review of Mayor Bottoms. Chun breathnú ar an t-ordú feidhmiúcháin iomlánaigh maille le ráiteas scaradh teaghlaigh maidir le Méara Bun dóibh ag an teorainn, Cliceáil anseo. An Chathair Atlanta fáilte roimh na hinimircigh, dídeanaithe, agus iarrthóirí tearmainn. Anseo thíos tá eolas bainteach le beartas náisiúnta maidir le inimirce teaghlaigh bunaithe. INA An tAcht um Inimirce agus Eadóirseachta (INA), an comhlacht ar an dlí a rialaíonn beartas inimirce atá ann faoi láthair, foráil maidir le teorainn bhliantúil ar fud an domhain de 675,000 inimircigh buana, maille le heisceachtaí áirithe do bhaill teaghlaigh gar. Ceadaíonn chónaitheacht bhuan dleathach náisiúnach eachtrach a bheith ag obair agus ag maireachtáil go dleathach agus go buan sna Stáit Aontaithe. inimircigh ionchasaigh faoi na catagóir gaolta láithreach ' a chomhlíonadh critéir incháilitheachta caighdeánacha, agus ní mór hachainígh a chomhlíonadh aois áirithe agus riachtanais airgeadais. Tá gaolta láithreach: - céilí U.S. saoránaigh; - leanaí mionaoiseacha neamhphósta de U.S. saoránaigh (faoi 21-bliain d'aois); agus - tuismitheoirí U.S. saoránaigh (Ní mór achainíoch bheith ar a laghad 21-bliain d'aois chun achainí a dhéanamh do thuismitheoir). Tá líon teoranta víosaí ar fáil gach bliain faoin teaghlach córas rogha, ach ní mór inimircigh ionchasach critéir incháilitheachta a chomhlíonadh caighdeánach, agus ní mór hachainígh a chomhlíonadh aois áirithe agus riachtanais airgeadais. Áirítear ar an gcóras rogha: - leanaí fásta (pósta agus neamhphósta) agus deartháireacha agus deirfiúracha de U.S. saoránaigh (Ní mór achainíoch bheith ar a laghad 21-bliain d'aois chun achainí a dhéanamh le haghaidh deartháir nó deirfiúr), agus - céilí agus leanaí neamhphósta (beag agus do dhaoine fásta) na LPRs. Chun eolas ginearálta ar achainíoch shochair inimirce do bhaill teaghlaigh, tabhair cuairt ar an láithreán gréasáin an USCIS. For specific assistance with achainí ar shochair inimirce do bhaill teaghlaigh, cuir r-phost nó glaoigh orainn ag WelcomingAtlanta@AtlantaGa.gov 404-865-8813. Méara Keisha Bottoms Míníonn go, “Táimid ag tnúth le fás ár Chathair trí cónaitheoirí nua, ní hamháin ó gach tráth den saol sna Stáit Aontaithe, ach freisin as gach cearn den domhan. Is é an tionchar an duine ar an fachtóir is tábhachtaí i bogadh dúinn súil go mór ár n-acmhainneacht iomlán a bhaint amach mar Chathair mór. Sin é an fáth go mbeidh muid ag dul ar aghaidh le chéile, i aontacht, ag fágáil aon duine taobh thiar.” Seiceálacha fostaíochta Déanann dlí tSeoirsia sé ina choir do dhaoine aonair a lorg agus / nó obair a fháil ag baint úsáide as doiciméid aitheantais falsa. Forchuireann sí pionóis dian ar violators, lena n-áirítear am bpríosún agus fíneálacha. Georgia E-Fíoraigh Riachtanais Éilíonn Georgia gach fostóir — lena n-áirítear fostóirí príobháideacha de gach méid — úsáid a bhaint as E-Fíoraigh chun a n-oibrithe a fhíorú’ agus hires nua’ údarú a bheith ag obair. Riachtanais Ceadúnas / ID tiománaí Éilíonn Georgia go gcuirfeadh gach iarratasóirí ar cheadúnais tiomána cruthúnas aitheantais, cónaitheacht sa stát, agus saoránacht nó cónaí dleathach sa U.S. Féach ar An Roinn Georgia Seirbhísí Tiomána don tuilleadh eolais a fháil. Sochair phoiblí Srianta Faoin dlí cónaidhme, inimircigh gan cháipéisí Tá cosc ag fáil sochar poiblí, cé go bhfuil siad cead a fháil seirbhísí éigeandála, Cúram sláinte, agus cláir eile atá aitheanta mar “is gá saol agus sábháilteacht a chosaint.” Forchuireann an dlí tSeoirsia freisin ceanglais a aithint ar dhaoine aonair ag lorg éagsúla sochar poiblí, cosúil le stampaí bia. Rialacha oideachais agus Srianta Georgia cosc sainráite inimircigh uindocumented ó íoc in-stáit ráta teagaisc ag scoileanna stáit. chomh maith leis sin, a stiallacha dlí an stáit maoiniú ó aon coláistí stáit suite mar “campais tearmann” d'inimircigh gan cháipéisí. Rialacha ID Vótálaí Tá an tSeoirsia ar cheann de líon beag de na stáit a bhfuil cuid de na polasaithe vótálaí ID mó go docht i bhfeidhm. Ní mór do vótálaithe Georgia i láthair aitheantais le grianghraf ag an mboth vótála chun vótáil. Má tá sé in ann ceann de na cineálacha inghlactha fianaise aitheantais le grianghraf a chur ar fáil, Is féidir leo vóta a chaitheamh go fóill ag baint úsáide as bhallóid sealadach ach beidh a haitheantas grianghraf ag oifig an chláraitheora chontae a chur ar fáil laistigh de thrí lá tar éis an toghcháin. Le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais a fháil ar bheartais tSeoirsia maidir le ceadúnú agus fostaíochta, tabhair cuairt ar An Roinn Georgia Saothair or the Department of Driver Services láithreán gréasáin. ramos v. Neilson (ASP) Nuashonraigh: 3 Deireadh Fómhair, 2018, breitheamh Chónaidhme rialaigh i bhfabhar a chosaint ar an Stádas Cosanta Sealadach (ASP) of thousands of immigrants from El Salvador, Háití, Nicearagua agus an tSúdáin. Níos luaithe i mbliana ar athraíodh a ionad an riarachán Trump a chealú TPS ó inimircigh ag teacht ó na ceithre náisiún. Deineadh ionsaí ar an gcinneadh i lawsuit gníomh rang a d'éiligh go ndearna an rialtas an cinneadh seo bunaithe ar idé-eolaíocht pholaitiúil in ionad fianaise fíorasaí. Mar an anois, bloic rialú an riarachán Trump na Cúirte Chónaidhme ar iarracht an stádas dlíthiúil na sealbhóirí TPS a fhoirceannadh. Cad a chiallaíonn sé seo do shealbhóirí TPS ó El Salvador, Háití, nicaragua, agus an tSúdáin? Ciallaíonn sé seo go seo má tá tú ag sealbhóir ASP ó cheann de na tíortha seo a bheidh tú ag a choimeád ar bun do cheart chun fanacht go dleathach sna Stáit Aontaithe, ar a laghad, go dtí go ndéanfaidh an Chúirt a mhalairt. -Leanfaimid ar aghaidh ag cothrom le dáta an bpost ar an gcás seo mar a fhorbraíonn sé. Má tá aon cheist agat le do thoil leisce ort teagmháil a dhéanamh linn. The National League of Cities and the U.S. Conference of Mayors file an amicus brief in the 9th circuit Court seeking to uphold the injunction protecting DACA: Méara Keisha Lance Bottoms tagtha isteach 40 cathracha ag síniú gairid Amicus sa chúirt dúiche naoú, showing support for DACA and DREAMers. 51.4% of all currently active DACA recipients – more than 350,000 individuals – live in the metropolitan areas of the forty cities and counties. The amicus brief states that local jurisdictions will suffer direct economic harm if DACA is rescinded due to the removal of hundreds of thousands of workers, úinéirí gnó agus do cháiníocóirí as a ngeilleagair faoi seach. Deir an gearr freisin go mbeidh dar críoch DACA pobail a dhéanamh chomh sábháilte agus a bheadh mar thoradh ar fhaighteoirí DACA bheith i bhfad níos lú seans go dtuairisceodh gníomhaíocht choiriúil le forfheidhmiú an dlí as eagla ionnarbtha. "Cé go bhféadfaidh riaracháin a athrú, Cathair na luachanna Atlanta nach bhfuil. In ionad na dteaghlach tearing seachas agus úsáid a bhaint do dhaoine óga mar sceallóga comhargántaíochta, ba chóir do rialtais ag obair le chéile a chosaint óige hardworking a dhéanamh ar ár eacnamaíocht agus do phobail níos láidre, agus dul chun cinn a dhéanamh brí a chruthú chóras inimirce ciallmhar. " -Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms