Court Halts Trump's Refugee Detention Policy
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's policy that would arrest and detain refugees in the U.S. if they hadn't obtained green cards after a year. The decision was made following arguments by six refugees and two advocacy groups claiming the policy was unlawful.
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- United States
A federal judge took action on Monday to prevent the Trump administration from enforcing a controversial new policy.
The policy aimed to subject thousands of refugees to arrest and detention if they hadn't acquired green cards after a year in the United States.
U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns in Boston responded to a request from six refugees and two advocacy groups, who argued the policy was an unlawful deviation from long-standing practices.
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