Name: Trump emite múltiples órdenes migratorias tras jurar el cargo
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Description: El presidente Trump firmó una serie de órdenes ejecutivas el lunes diseñadas para tomar medidas enérgicas contra la inmigración. Omar Villafranca de CBS News tiene más información sobre los impactos.

El presidente Trump firmó una serie de órdenes ejecutivas el lunes diseñadas para tomar medidas enérgicas contra la inmigración. Omar Villafranca de CBS News tiene más información sobre los impactos.

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President Trump has initiated a series of executive orders focusing on immigration, shortly after assuming his second term as president. The administration has shut down an application previously used by asylum seekers to secure appointments with immigration officials, impacting roughly 30,000 migrants, including Margulies Tinoco from Colombia. As Trump aims to oversee what he claims to be the largest deportation effort in U.S. history, there are reports of plans to intensify operations for arresting unauthorized immigrants in major cities like Chicago.

A sense of fear has engulfed immigrant communities, with individuals like Yesenia Ramirez, who has lived in the U.S. for two decades without documentation, expressing anxiety over potential raids and deportations. Additionally, Trump has signed orders to keep asylum seekers in Mexico during immigration hearings, classified drug cartels as terrorist organizations, and promised to deploy troops to the southern border. The last month recorded encounters with around 96,000 foreign nationals at the southern border, a significant drop from over 300,000 earlier in 2023.



Trump emite múltiples órdenes migratorias tras jurar el cargo

Como comandante en jefe, no tengo mayor responsabilidad que defender a nuestro país de amenazas y invasiones y eso es exactamente lo que voy a hacer. Una serie de órdenes ejecutivas firmadas por el presidente Trump el lunes, diseñadas para tomar medidas enérgicas contra la inmigración, tuvo un impacto inmediato, ya que la nueva administración cerró una aplicación utilizada por los solicitantes de asilo para reservar citas con funcionarios de inmigración y canceló todas las reservas pendientes, incluyendo la de Margulies Tinoco de Colombia, que esperó meses para este día. No sé qué será de mi vida a partir de ahora, dijo. Unos 30.000 inmigrantes esperaban para entrar a través de la aplicación. Las fuentes dicen a CBS News Trump también está planeando intensificar las operaciones para detener a los no autorizados inmigrantes en las principales ciudades de EE.UU. esta semana, ya que se compromete a supervisar la mayor deportación en la historia de EE.UU. Chicago se prepara ahora para redadas de detención y deportación. El nuevo presidente nos lo dice muy claro, todo el mundo es el enemigo, todos los inmigrantes son el enemigo. Yesenia Ramírez ha vivido y trabajado en EE.UU. como indocumentada durante 20 años. Habló sobre el miedo que se extiende en su comunidad. No lo ves, pero lo sientes. Tienes ataques de pánico. No puedes dormir. A menos de 24 horas de su segundo mandato, Trump también firmó órdenes para mantener a los solicitantes de asilo en México mientras esperan audiencias de inmigración, etiquetó a los cárteles de la droga como organizaciones terroristas, y prometió enviar tropas a la frontera sur. El mes pasado, la Patrulla Fronteriza se encontró con unos 96.000 extranjeros en la frontera sur, frente a los más de 300.000 de 2023.

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