Washington – President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed the Lawcane Relay Act, giving federal officials comprehensive power to exist in the US, who have been accused of crimes. He also announced at the ceremony that his administration planned to send a “worst criminal aliens” to a detention center at Gwantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The first piece of law approved during Trump’s second term was nominated for the 22 -year -old Georgia Nursing Student Relay, who was illegally killed by a Venezuela person in the US last year.
Trump said during a ceremony, “He was a light of warmth and kindness, which included the parents and sisters of the relay.” This is a tremendous tribute to your daughter what is happening today, I can say all this I am very sad that we have to do this.
Trump has promised to increase the exile significantly, but he also said that the signature also states that some people cannot be counted to be sent back to their home countries.
Trump said, “Some of them are so bad that we do not even trust those countries, because we do not want to come back, so we are going to send them to Gwantanamo.” He said that he would soon sign an executive order, which is ready to get migrant criminals to get facilities in Cuba to direct federal officials.
The President said, “We have 30,000 beds in Guantanamo, which is in custody to the worst criminal aliens threatening American people.”
He said that this step would immediately shut down the American. Guantanamo, he said, “There is a difficult place to get out.”
In later comments for journalists outside the White House, New Homeland Security Secretary Christie NoM said about extended detention facilities that “we are making it” and that the Congress will demand money through spending administration bills Is ready to consider. The border of the administration Czar, Tom Homan, said that the US customs and immigration enforcement would run the convenience in Cuba and that the “worst” can go to Guantanamo.
Nevertheless, the details of Trump’s plan were not immediately clear. The American military base has been used to housing terrorism from American war for years.
But the authorities have detained migrants in the sea in a facility known as a migrant operating center at Gwantanamo, a site that has been leasing for a long time from the US government. Many of them are Haiti and Cuba migrants.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2008 that enemy fighters in the war in a military jail in Guantanamo had the right to challenge their custody in the federal court. But Justice did not decide whether the President had the right to detain people.
Before taking over, Trump, Barack Obama and the Democratic administration of Biden worked to reduce the number of terrorism suspects held at Guantanamo.
Laken Riley was out for a run in February 2024, when he was killed by Jose Antonio Ibara, a Venezuela citizen, who was illegally in the country. Ibara was found guilty in November and sentenced to life without parole.
Ibara was arrested for illegal entry in September 2022 near L Paso, Texas in September 2022, and was released in the immigration court to pursue his case. Federal officials say he was arrested and released by the New York Police for a child crisis in August 2023. Police say he was also issued a citation for shoplifting in Georgia in October 2023.
The Act quickly passed the new Republican-controlled Congress with some democratic support, even though immigrant rights advocates said that it could probably cause crime as a minor as a crime for large roundups of the people. Is.
Signing nine days after the Swift route, and Trump takes the post, adds powerful symbolism to the conservatives. For critics, the remedy has taken advantage of a tragedy and can cause chaos and cruelty to reduce crime or to eliminate the immigration system.
Riley’s mother thanked Trump, shedding tears.
He said, “He said that he will secure our boundaries and he will never forget about Lacane and he is not,” he said.
Several top Republican MPs and NOEM attended the signature ceremony, as democratic Sen had a cosmoposaur, John Fetterman of Pennsylvania.
Under the new law, federal officials will have to arrest any immigrant or the theft or police officer of crimes like attacking, or crime for injuring or killing someone.
The state’s Attorney General can sue the US government for damage caused by federal immigration decisions – potentially allows leaders of conservative states to help determine the immigration policy set by Washington.
Some Democrats have questioned whether it is constitutional. Immigrant advocates are working for large -scale detens that they say that immigration lockup facilities will be constructed to give houses to those arrested.
“They are not just to celebrate. They use it for their large -scale exile agenda,” Nairen Shah, Deputy Director of Government Affairs in the Equality Division of the US Civil Liberty Union, said about the supporters of the Act.
ALCU says that the Act can be “essentially discontinued – perhaps for years – because some points in their lives, perhaps decades ago, were accused of non -violent offenses.”
Hanna Flame, the interim director of the policy interim in the International Refugee Assistance Project, said that the measure violates the basic rights of the immigrants by allowing them to take them into custody, who have not been accused of wrongdoing, convicted. Has gone.
Flame said, “The latent fear from the election cycle of soft -looking on crime snowed the total struggle of Trump’s immigration with crime.” He also said, “I think it is important to understand: This bill is associated with a tragic death, an excuse to strengthen a large -scale exile system,” Flame said.