@Kaveh93SH@Md246802468 از جی پی تی در مورد هیرینگ:
برای motion مربوط به stay، First Circuit طبق Rule 27 معمولاً بدون oral argument و فقط با خواندن اسناد تصمیم میگیرد، مگر اینکه خود دادگاه تشخیص دهد جلسه لازم است.
@Kaveh93SH قربانت. مرسی از توییت خوبت. البته موریسون نوشت که این درخواستی که ثبت کردن حدود ۸۳۵۰ کلمهست! اگه ارتباطی با دورکاس داریم باید مطلعشون کنیم. البته که خودشون کار درستن.
دو روز پیش، وقتی واقعاً بریده بودم، یک عزیزی یه جمله بهم گفت:
«ندا، دقیقاً وقتی فکر میکنی دیگه نمیتونی، فقط یه قدم تا رسیدن مونده.»🦋
امروز اما، درست چهار روز مونده به اینکه آفرم رو از دست بدم، مجوز کارم تأیید شد😭
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هنوز ما رو نشناختین…
این ماجرا هیچوقت فقط درباره من نبود و هنوز هم تموم نشده.
شاید فکر میکنن اگه آدمها رو اونقدر خسته و فرسوده کنن، بالاخره بیخیال میشن.
ولی هنوز ما رو نشناختن…
یا شاید تازه دارن میشناسن.
تا وقتی حتی حق یه نفر از این بچهها گرفته نشده، این مسیر برای ما تموم نمیشه!
While #USCIS recently announced that it is finally implementing the #Dorcas v. #Edlow court ruling and lifting the hold on applications from 39 countries, applicants from these nations continue to receive notices stating that their cases remain on #hold.
Even more troubling, many individuals who filed for #OPT nearly eight months ago are still waiting for their #EADs for standard 12-month programs. This strongly suggests that these applications were not only placed on hold for final adjudication, but may have seen little to no processing progress at all. Otherwise, many of these applicants would have received decisions by now.
In a nation founded on the rule of law, there is no place for such bureaucratic disregard of judicial orders. Court decisions are not suggestions—they are mandates. Every day of delay prolongs uncertainty, disrupts careers, and erodes trust in the very institutions meant to uphold justice.
#ScientistsInLimbo
@CBSNews@FoxNews@ACEducation@AAUniversities
I’ve heard from dozens of Iranian students and researchers who complied with every immigration requirement and whose lives have been thrown into limbo by the Trump Administration's deportation chaos.
I urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support my bill, the Iranian Temporary Immigration Relief Act.
The people harmed by this xenophobic and racist policy weren’t those trying to cheat the system. They were the people who followed every rule, submitted every document, and paid every fee they were required to.
Judge McConnell’s ruling is an important reminder that @DHSgov and @SecMullinDHS seem to always forget: the government cannot simply pick and choose which laws it gets to enforce just because they want to force their own discriminatory political agendas.
Most people from the 39 countries affected by the @USCIS pause came here legally, worked hard, respected the law, contributed, and built honest lives. Freezing their futures without cause is not justice or security. @DHSgov#LiftTheHold#USCISpause
@RepMenendez Dear Congressman, the applications of a huge number of LEGAL immigrants from 39 countries are paused at USCIS. We are all LEGAL here and we followed all the rules. Please be our voice.
#USCISPause#LiftThePause
The 39 countries #UscisPause doesn't hold under the law, as more than 10 federal judges have ruled. The fact is that the government is able to get away with ruling immigration through illegal memos and put millions of LEGAL immigrants in distress for 6 months and counting
@RandPaul Dear Senator, we are in a limbo for more than 6 months now. We are all LEGAL here. Please #LiftTheHold. The #USCISPause is making significant challenges for many law-abiding students.
And think about how this would actually work in practice, and I’ll use Iranians as an example.
Right now, more than 12,000 Iranian nationals who are here legally on student or work visas are already living in fear because of the Trump Administration’s USCIS processing pause. I recently introduced The Iranian Temporary Immigration Relief Act (H.R. 8740) with @RepTomSuozzi to grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS) and work authorization to eligible Iranian nationals.
But this new policy is even more extreme. It’s horrifying, actually.
It would impact people applying for green cards, many of whom have been living in the United States LEGALLY for years, building careers, raising American children, and creating full lives here.
That includes thousands of Iranians who studied in the U.S. and are now working as scientists, engineers, researchers, and doctors at top companies and hospitals across this country. I personally know people in these exact circumstances.
An Iranian married to an American citizen, with U.S. citizen children, could be forced to leave the country and process their case from abroad. But there is no U.S. embassy in Iran. And they could be sent back into the hands of a brutal regime in the middle of war and political repression.
Stephen Miller-the architect behind Trump’s mass deportation agenda-has always pushed cruel and extreme policies. But this is beyond the pale. The human cost will be catastrophic for families across this country.