Sudur Mareykanka oo ka xukunay xisaabta dib-u-dhigga visa-yada dadka ka yimaada 75 dal
Sudur Mareykanka ayaa maanta ka xukunay xisaabta dib-u-dhigga visa-yada dadka ka yimaada 75 dal oo uu hoggaamiyaha dalkaasi Donald Trump ku soo rogay, iyadoo la sheegay in xisaabtu u baahday awoodda guddoomiyaha wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda Marco Rubio.
Xukunka sudurka iyo sababta
Qareenada dastuurka ee magaalada Manhattan, Jeannette Vargas, ayaa xukunka ka bixisay xafiiska guddoomiyaha gobolka New York, iyadoo sheegtay in xisaabtu aysan ahayn mid sharci ah. Vargas waxay ku baaqday in xisaabtu ay u baahday awoodda guddoomiyaha wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda, taasoo sharciyada dalka Mareykanka ku xaqiijinaysa in guddoomiyuhu uusan awood u lahayn inuu go'aamiyo visa-yada dadka dibadda ka yimaada.
Xukunka ayaa ku saabsan xisaabta oo ay ku jirto in visa-yada dadka dibadda ka yimaada la joojiyay, iyadoo la sheegay in xisaabtu ay u baahday sharciyada dalka Mareykanka. Vargas waxay ku baaqday in xisaabtu aysan ahayn mid sharci ah, iyadoo sheegtay in guddoomiyuhu uusan awood u lahayn inuu go'aamiyo visa-yada dadka dibadda ka yimaada.
Dalalka iyo dadka saameysan
Xisaabta dib-u-dhigga visa-yada ayaa saameysay dadka ka yimaada dalalka Latin America, sida Brazil, Colombia iyo Uruguay, sidoo kale dalalka Balkan sida Bosnia iyo Albania, iyo dalalka Asia iyo Afrika. Dadkaas ayaa la sheegay inay yihiin kuwo u baahan inay helaan visa-yada, laakiin xisaabtu waxay u baahday in la joojiyo.
Wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda Mareykanka waxay sheegtay in dadkaas ay yihiin kuwo u baahan inay helaan visa-yada, laakiin xisaabtu waxay u baahday in la joojiyo. Dadkaas ayaa la sheegay inay yihiin kuwo u baahan inay helaan visa-yada, laakiin xisaabtu waxay u baahday in la joojiyo.
Jawaabta dowladda iyo xisaabtan
Donald Trump, hoggaamiyaha dalka Mareykanka, wuxuu sheegay in xisaabtu ay u baahan tahay in la joojiyo, iyadoo la sheegay inay u baahan tahay in la joojiyo. Xisaabtan ayaa ah mid ka mid ah kuwa ugu dambeeyay ee uu hoggaamiyaha dalka Mareykanka ku soo rogay, iyadoo la sheegay inay u baahan tahay in la joojiyo.
Wasaaradda arrimaha dibadda Mareykanka waxay sheegtay in dadkaas ay yihiin kuwo u baahan inay helaan visa-yada, laakiin xisaabtu waxay u baahday in la joojiyo. Dadkaas ayaa la sheegay inay yihiin kuwo u baahan inay helaan visa-yada, laakiin xisaabtu waxay u baahday in la joojiyo.
A federal judge in New York has ruled that a Trump administration policy suspending immigrant visas for 75 countries was patently unlawful and exceeded the authority of Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
The Ruling
Judge Jeannette Vargas of the Southern District of New York issued the decision on Friday, declaring the policy patently unlawful and in conflict with federal immigration law. She wrote that the policy, which categorically prohibits the issuance of immigrant visas based on nationality, represents a direct abrogation of the statutory scheme governing consular officers. Vargas, an appointee of former President Joe Biden, found that the law explicitly stripped the secretary of state of authority over consular adjudication.
The judge's opinion emphasized that the policy exceeded Secretary of State Marco Rubio's statutory authority. The ruling was delivered in a lawsuit filed by immigrant rights groups Catholic Legal Immigration Network and African Communities Together, alongside applicants for immigrant visas and US citizens sponsoring family members from the designated countries.
Scope of the Ban
The suspension, which took effect in January of this year, affected applicants from a wide range of nations. The list included Latin American countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Uruguay; Balkan nations like Bosnia and Albania; South Asian countries including Pakistan and Bangladesh; and many nations in Africa, the Middle East and the Caribbean.
The Department of State had justified the measure by stating that applicants from those countries were at a high risk for becoming a public charge and recourse to local, state and federal government resources in the United States. The freeze was one of several restrictions the administration imposed in rapid succession, following a broader travel ban covering 39 countries that took effect on January 1 and a pause on diversity visa issuance in late December.
Broader Context
President Donald Trump has pursued an aggressive immigration crackdown during his presidency, arguing it is aimed at improving domestic security. Rights groups have suggested that the crackdown violates free speech and due process rights, particularly for minorities, who have raised concerns about racial profiling.
The State Department has not yet commented on the ruling. The case highlights the ongoing legal challenges to the administration's immigration policies, which have drawn criticism from civil liberties organizations and affected communities across the globe.
