Trump administration has made immigration court hearing postponed, were in trouble, people are living in the Mexican immigrant homes

The Trump administration on Thursday adjourned an immigration court hearing for awaiting refugees in Mexico until June 1.

San Diego, AP: The Trump organization on Thursday dismissed a movement court hearing on anticipating outcast status in Mexico until June 1. Deferring the conference, refering to general wellbeing concerns, has added to the trouble for individuals living in Mexican foreigner ashrams. The Homeland Security and Justice Department said in a joint articulation on Friday that it would defer the meeting, including that specialists would audit the circumstance identified with the corona infection and afterward continue. 

This announcement raises the chance of further postponements. The Justice Department assessed toward the finish of February that 25,000 individuals were hanging tight in Mexico for a U.S. court hearing. In any case, it is hard to state what number of are still there. A lady who showed up in Nicaragua with her 9-year-old child on Thursday said the deferral implied she would need to spend quite a while at the Tijuana Ashram. 
Stay in Mexico Policy 

Since January 2019, in excess of 60,000 exiles have come back to Mexico to sit tight for a US court hearing. In the meantime, the United States presented its 'Vagrant Protection Protocol' approach, known as 'Stay in Mexico'.

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