Aakhir Tak – In Shorts
- The Trump administration ordered firings in departments overseeing immigration policy.
- The civil rights division of the Department of Homeland Security was placed on two months’ leave.
- The Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Ombudsman was shut down.
- The Trump administration called these departments “roadblocks” to implementing immigration policy.
- The move is seen as an effort to reduce judicial oversight of immigration policy.
Aakhir Tak – In Depth
The Trump administration has ordered firings at watchdog agencies tasked with checking immigration policy [immigration policy]. This move is seen as an attempt to remove departments that are obstructing the implementation of immigration policies. The decision has stirred controversy in the United States.
Firings at Homeland Security
The Trump administration has placed the entire civil rights division of the Department of Homeland Security [Homeland Security] on two months’ leave and told them to find a job within this period or be fired in May. This action is happening due to a suddenly taken decision.
Closure of Immigration Ombudsman Office
The Trump administration also shut down the Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Ombudsman [Immigration Ombudsman]. This branch was responsible for maintaining checks and balances on the US government’s immigration policy. A DHS spokesperson said that these offices were adding “bureaucratic hurdles” in enforcing Trump’s immigration policies. The [firings] are meant to streamline the process.
Attack on Judicial Oversight
Trump’s decision to shut down offices and fire employees is being seen as the latest move to remove any due process, especially while deporting immigrants. [Trump] aims to implement his policies without interference.
Targeting Judges
Trump also targeted US judges who were responsible for overturning several of his decisions when it came to deporting legal immigrants, including green card holders. He criticised the US judiciary on Truth Social shortly after a federal judge blocked his administration’s decision to deport Indian post-doctoral student and green card holder Badar Khan Suri.
Setting up a showdown with the judiciary over the blockage of his immigration policy, Trump took to Truth Social and wrote in one of his many posts targeting US judges: “It is our goal to MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, and such a high aspiration can never be done if Radical and Highly Partisan Judges are allowed to stand in the way of JUSTICE.” [Trump] clearly stated his intentions.
Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember
- Trump administration orders firings in departments overseeing immigration policy.
- The civil rights division of Homeland Security placed on leave.
- Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Ombudsman shut down.
- These departments called “roadblocks” to immigration policy implementation.
- The move is seen as an effort to reduce judicial oversight of immigration policy.
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