Trump hits US right-ruling, says case-by-case trial of 530,000 illegal migrants can take 100 years | Today news

US President Donald Trump has beaten an American judge who has blocked his attempt to recall legitimate status for more than 530,000 migrants by terminating the Biden era migrant program. He said the US court ruled that 530,000 “illegal migrants should be” “separately”. It would take about 100 years, he added. In a social media post about the truth, Trump said: “A judge ruled against us at 530,000 illegal migrants (that Joe Biden flew across the border in his program to transport illegals to the country to the country) and said that they could not be considered a group, but that each case should be tried individually. “” Based on the court system it would take about 100 years, “Trump said, adding that the US Court is” out of control. ” Trump wrote. decided to recall the temporary legal status of 530,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguane and Venezolane in the United States. Under Joe Biden’s controversial CHNV -mass -humanitary parole program. The new legal ways came when Biden tried to combat illegal intersections at the US and Mexico border by creating legal ways to access. What did the US court rule? A federal judge blocked the Trump administration to recall the legal status and work permits of the more than 530,000 migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela who flew to the United States during former President Joe Biden’s office. Otherwise, she wrote in her judgment, the migrants would “be forced to choose between two harmful options: Continue to follow the law and leave the country on their own, or await the removal of the proceedings.” In her order, Judge Indira Talwani, an Obama appointment, wrote that each migrant should have an individualized, case-for-case-review, reports Fox News. ‘The termination of parole processes for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans and Venezolane, 90 Fed. Right. 13611 (March 25, 2025), is hereby remained in anticipation of further court order as it is revoked, without a case of cases, the leading parole and work authorization for non-Citizens published in the UK states of sturdy paroly paroles programs for non-Citizens, which are shared in the United States of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Nicaragua Venezuela (the ‘CHNV parool programs’) before the originally stated parole final date of the Non -Burger, she wrote. According to the Hill, US District Judge Indira Talwani ruled that migrants from the four countries could stay in the US, where they could obtain authorization to legally work or apply for the adjustment of the status, which temporarily impedes the Department of Internal Security to make their status away as part of the federal government’s efforts to ‘conclude’. The decision prevented the wholesale closure of the Biden-ERA program, which would expire on April 24 (with input from agencies) first published: 17 Apr 2025, 09:26 am Ist