20 Years After Hurricane Mitch, Trump Deports Hondurans
Articles referenced: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5693285/Trump-administration-tells-57-000-Hondurans-leave-deported-ending-TPS.html
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SAD! But if Trump says so is because is NEEDED
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Thanks for sharing
Why should our government care sitting in their large homes with big fences sipping on the finest wine and smoking the best cigars while Americans are more worried about lil tay, and the newest cardie b song!!
That's so sad! This guy is the most uncompassionate person on this planet. My heart hurts so much for these people.
is there a Spanish version?
This world is screwed up big time ...
I understand that Honduras is the first country with more Hondurans sheltered in the United States after the earthquake, and the figure reaches almost 57 thousand, Trump has hard policies, as well as what he is doing with Mexico will do with Honduras and then with other countries , but really imagine how it will be Hondurans who return 57 thousand Hondurans I think is not ready, trump has good aid policies but their immigration policies have been very strong
This is heartless and wickedness, he may even think he is doing a great job as at the time he was making the decisions, I feel for this poor people who has made a life for themselves in the state.
The United States says it will end its temporary protection for Honduran immigrants in the United States on January 5, 2020, meaning that 57,000 citizens are threatened to be deported.
The move is the latest in a series of decisions taken by US President Donald Trump to abolish the temporary protection status afforded to immigrants after natural disasters and violent conflicts that prevent them from returning safely to the countries they are from .
Trump has criticized the movement of migrants mostly departing Central America, who have crossed Mexico in the hope of entering the United States from San Diego. Many have said the group went to safeguard themselves from violence and political unrest in their country and hoped to apply for asylum in US immigration courts.
Honduras's ambassador to the United States, Marlon Tabora, said conditions in the country are unlikely to return tens of thousands of people to their homeland.
these families have lived in the United States for 20 years and reconciling them to the country is not as easy as if they decided to return.