El mismo día que el presidente Trump ordenó el fin de la práctica de separar a las familias migrantes en la frontera de Estados Unidos, se inició una acción judicial en la demanda federal sobre la política de “santuario” de California.
Los partidarios de la política de “santuario” de California se reunieron hoy frente al tribunal de distrito de Estados Unidos en Sacramento, donde un juez federal escuchó argumentos sobre el estado leyes que limitan algunos tipos de cooperación con las autoridades de inmigración. La administración Trump, que presentó su traje sobre las leyes en marzo, está buscando una orden judicial para detenerlas. La audiencia se llevó a cabo el mismo día que el presidente Trump emitió un ejecutivo. orden rescindir la práctica federal de separar a las familias migrantes en la frontera de Estados Unidos.
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