The US president, Donald Trump, said that “hopefully” the courts allow his government to continue with the expulsions of migrants, at a time when different judges have blocked several of these operational controversies or even the order to paralyze the enrollments of foreign students at Harvard University.
“It is not easy, but hopefully the courts allow us to continue,” Trump said during the graduation ceremony of the prestigious Military Academy of West Point, in which he said that his executive has restored the central purpose of the Armed Forces, which he according to him is to protect the “own borders of invasions.”
“Our country was invaded during the last four years, and They have allowed the entry of people who should not be here, “the president claimed, affirming, once again, that a large number of immigrants who have entered the US in recent years are” criminals “or mentally ill” and that their government is “taking them out and bringing back their places of origin.”
The president recalled that he has deployed the army on the border with Mexico and granted the control of federal territory together with the dividing to the Armed Forces and that thanks to that the “illegal border crosses” have been reduced practically to zero.
Trump’s words arrive at a time when the courts continue to block the most controversial measures of their administration in immigration.
One of the last ones occurred this week, when a Massachusetts court ordered not to expel eight migrants, including two Cubans and a Mexican, to South Sudan, an edict who supposedly violated the Trump governmentwhich allowed the take -off of a plane with these eight people, which in turn ensures in federal custody in Yibuti.
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