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The Laken Riley Act: new detention measures against immigrants
Last March 7, 2025, the House of Representatives dealt with the Laken Riley Act, a legislation that strengthens detention measures for aliens accused of certain crimes and authorizes states to sue the federal government for decisions related to immigration law enforcement. This law, named after a victim of a crime committed by an undocumented immigrant, seeks to increase the government's responsibility for public safety. The law states that the Department of Homeland Security must detain any alien who is illegally in the United States or who does not have the necessary documents upon application for admission, and who has been arrested, charged or convicted of crimes such as robbery, theft, breaking and entering or shoplifting. It also allows states to sue the federal government if they consider that their decisions or failures in immigration enforcement caused damages, including financial losses in excess of $100.
Mandatory detention of foreigners accused of crimes such as robbery or trespassing.
Authorization for states to sue the federal government for failures in immigration enforcement laws.
Grounds for lawsuits include the release of aliens from custody, failures in border inspections and violations of immigration parole limits.
This law reflects a stricter approach to immigration and seeks to hold the federal government accountable for decisions that, according to its promoters, could public safety. The Senate already has in its possession the text corrected by the House of Representatives and placed it on the calendar to deal with it in the near future. s on the southern border: changes in the Trump administration
One of President Trump's first actions in 2025 was the issuance of a presidential proclamation entitled "Warning the Protection of States against Invasion." This document, based on the Constitution's Guarantee Clause, suspends the entry of foreigners crossing the southern border until the "invasion" is determined to continue.#deportada #frontera #homlandsecurity #usa🇺🇸 #unitedstates #cbp #elonmusk #trump #politic @CNN @President Donald J Trump @Fox News @Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo
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