A federal judge has suspended a Trump proclamation banning asylum claims by migrants who enter the US illegally
Sanziana Georgescu
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President Trump's January 20 proclamation declaring an "invasion" at the border with Mexico and banning asylum claims has been suspended by a federal judge. He was appealed by 13 migrants from various countries and three migrant rights NGOs. Trump has made tackling illegal immigration a priority, but numerous court rulings have limited his deportation program, underscoring the rights of those targeted.
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