Why snow deported American citizen children with a 4-year-old, with their immigrant mothers

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have recently deported several mothers and their American-born children, including a rarely suffering of cancer, tackling exile and American citizens raise concerns over children’s rights.
Three children aged 2, 4 and 7, who are American citizens, were deported with their mothers, who were non -residents. One of the pregnant mothers was also deported with his 2 -year -old daughter. Despite opposition from legal groups, there was exile, arguing that the Ice operated these removal in a hurry and without appropriate legal procedures.
According to the American Civil Liberty Union (ACLU) and the National Immigration Project, families were arrested during regular check-in with ICE officials and deported within a few days. He described treatment as abuse of power, which had no opportunity for mothers to consult legal consultation or communicate with their families. Gracie Villis of the National Immigration Project said, “What we had seen with snow for the last several days are frightening and shocking. The families have been unnecessarily separated.”
One of the exiled children, a 4 -year -old with metastatic cancer, was sent to violating the basic care protocol without medical treatment. Willis said, “Families have been unnecessarily distinguished.” The National Immigration Project and other organizations expressed alarm on the works of the Ice, called them “illegal and inhuman”.
In a high-profile case, a 2-year-old girl was sent to Honduras despite her father’s objections. American District Judge Terry Dauti has questioned the exile, given that the child’s American citizenship was not considered adequately in the process. In an order of the court, Dauti wrote, “The government says that all this is fine because the mother wishes that the child be deported with her. But the court does not know this.” A hearing for May 16 is determined that the US government illegally deported a civil child without any procedure.
In Florida, another mother, Heidi Sanchen was detained during an prescribed check-in at an ice office in Tampa and Cuba was deported within two days. The 1 -year -old daughter’s breastfeeding mother Sanchhez with health issues was not allowed to compete with her lawyer, Claudia Cannzarese. “I think they are following orders that they need to remove a certain amount of people according to the day and they do not care,” Cannizaras said, despite his strong human claims, criticizing ICE, criticizing ICE for ignoring the case of fencing despite their strong humanitarian claims to live in America.
There is exile amidst the staunch trend of President Donald Trump on immigration, which has faced intensive criticism from legal experts and groups of rights. Trump has recently defended the tasks of his administration in a social media post, “We know who the criminals are, and we should get them out of the USA. – And fast!” He also argued that the procedure fixed for millions of unspecified migrants was impractical.
The federal courts clashed with the immigration policies of the Trump administration, several judges questioned whether the appropriate legal procedures were followed in deporting American citizen children. The case has intensified the debate about the security of executive overache and immigrant rights.