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Joe Biden blocks deportation of Palestinians to the United States for humanitarian reasons

The American president Joe Biden ordered to block, for humanitarian reasons, the deportation of Palestinians from U.S for 18 months, the White House announced Wednesday.

The president signed an order that “the expulsion of certain Palestinians is postponed” in U.Sin light of the current conflict and humanitarian needs” at the Gaza stripsaid National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan.

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The New York Times indicated that this measure preventing deportation could be applied to about 6,000 Palestinians under a law that allows migrants stay in the United States if your home countries are in crisis.

The decision takes place while the The White House seeks to calm growing anger among voters over Israel’s war in Gaza, which could hurt Biden’s re-election chances in November.

But this also happens in the middle of a migration crisis due to the large number of people illegally crossing the southern border of Mexico towards the United States.

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The handling of the immigration issue has become one of the conflicts between Biden and the Republicans of the Chamber of Representativeswho continue to block a multimillion-dollar aid package for Ukraine and Israel, demanding that it first take strict border security measures.

Biden’s memo notes that since October 7th humanitarian conditions in Gaza and other Palestinian territories “havehas deteriorated significantly” is that “many civilians are in danger”. “I therefore order that the expulsion of certain Palestinians present in the United States be postponed.”.

Source: Elcomercio

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