The US presidential administration Donald Trump announced on Monday to cancel the situation with the temporary defense of Honduras and Nicaragua, which exhibited more than 70,000 people who would be deported from the United States in the coming months.
“The situation in the country as a whole has improved enough to safely return Honduraza to their home.” Temporary protection, currently provided for 72 thousand Honduras, and 4 thousand Nicaragua was provided, provided to them in 1999 after Hurricane Mitch, which in 1998 led to a wide destruction in both countries of Central America.
In a separate statement, the Ministry of Internal Security said that Minister Nayud came to the conclusion that Nicaragua citizens regarding, emphasizing that “the time of temporary protection should not have lasted a quarter of a century.” For its part, the “Latin America in Washington”, the research and law center for human rights in Latin America, based in Washington, called on the ministry to cancel the decision to cancel the temporary protection of the provision of Honduras and Nicaragua, as well as for citizens of the remaining countries that influenced measures.
NGO stated in her statement that “in addition to numerous spontaneous disasters, Honduras and Nicaragua survived contracts from structural impunity, violence, poverty and lack of access to basic public services. For its part, Nicaragua lives under the authoritarian government, which deprives them of civilian freedoms, including freedom of expression, the formation of associations and human rights.
And the situation with temporary protection, which protects its beneficiaries from deportation and gives them the right to work in the United States is temporarily granted to migrants whose security is exposed to their countries in their country from natural disasters, disasters or other “exceptional” conditions.
The Trump administration previously canceled the situation of temporary protection of the Haitians, Venezuelans, Afghans, Nepalians and Camerines, in decisions, some of whom are still stabbed in the courts. President Donald Trump made a struggle against illegal immigration the main priority in the fight that he considers the “invasion” to which the United States is subjected to “foreign criminals”.
