USA: The White House defends the policy of expulsions of irregular migrants
The White House yesterday defended the policy of expulsions of irregular migrants applies, after the protests of candidates for the nomination of the Democratic Party and Democratic members of Congress for operations against mainly families from Central America countries; companies that featured inhumane.
The Reuters news agency reported yesterday Thursday that senior services are involved in the migration plan to launch a series of raids in May and June in order to be arrested and deported hundreds of mothers and children from Central America who entered the US illegally.
House spokesman Josh Earnest White admitted that deportation operations consistent with the policy of the Barack Obama administration, which focuses on repatriation of persons who have broken the law and migrants illegally crossed the US border after January 1, 2014.
Ernest said that "no one shall be expelled if the ongoing examination process requests for asylum" or authorized assistance.
However he stressed that if these companies' contribution to discourage some people who are considering to make this journey, that would be good. "
In 2014, a large number of unaccompanied minors, who fled for their lives from violence in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, arrived in the US, intensifying the already polarized debate about how Washington should handle the 11 million immigrants without residence permit estimated to live in the USA.
The White House yesterday defended the policy of expulsions of irregular migrants applies, after the protests of candidates for the nomination of the Democratic Party and Democratic members of Congress for operations against mainly families from Central America countries; companies that featured inhumane.
The Reuters news agency reported yesterday Thursday that senior services are involved in the migration plan to launch a series of raids in May and June in order to be arrested and deported hundreds of mothers and children from Central America who entered the US illegally.
House spokesman Josh Earnest White admitted that deportation operations consistent with the policy of the Barack Obama administration, which focuses on repatriation of persons who have broken the law and migrants illegally crossed the US border after January 1, 2014.
Ernest said that "no one shall be expelled if the ongoing examination process requests for asylum" or authorized assistance.
However he stressed that if these companies' contribution to discourage some people who are considering to make this journey, that would be good. "
In 2014, a large number of unaccompanied minors, who fled for their lives from violence in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, arrived in the US, intensifying the already polarized debate about how Washington should handle the 11 million immigrants without residence permit estimated to live in the USA.
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