Donald Trump is allowed to withdraw a residence permit of 500,000 migrants

The Supreme Court of the United States has allowed President Donald Trump to remove half a million migrants until further notice. The judgment made on Friday was not signed and did not contain a reason, but two judges appointed by democratic presidents voted against it in a special vote.

The U.S. Ministry of Department announced in March that around 532,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela had to leave the country that had come to the USA through a special program by Trump’s predecessor Joe Biden.

In their special vote, the judges Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor warned of “devastating consequences” for the affected foreigners. Her lives would be “turned upside down” while their court proceedings were still running. The over 500,000 affected people are now threatened with deportation.

The US government had contacted the Supreme Court in connection with the CHNV after a court blocked it. The majority of the Supreme Court, which was mostly occupied with conservative judges, now overridden this blockade.

However, the legal procedure continues. Several courts had previously stopped and argued that the Trump government faults the Trump government.

The program mentioned CHNV was introduced under the Democrat Biden at the end of 2022 and expanded in early 2023. Named after the initial letters of the English names for Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, CHNV allowed up to 30,000 people from these four countries to enter the United States every month and initially limited to two years. According to Biden, this should enable a “safe and humane” entry into the USA.

Trump had made election campaigns with the promise to act hard against illegal immigrants and to deport millions of foreigners without papers.