Trump start the application of the decree on immigration partly Thursday

Trump start the application of the decree on immigration partly Thursday


Washington (AFP)

Apply the decision of US President Donald Trump begins to ban the entry of the citizens of six Muslim-majority countries after Thursday's Supreme Court decision to work partially despite the objections of advocacy groups for human rights.

But the application of the decision after five months of court battles could be marred by chaos, partly because of the use of the court in its decision Monday is a key phrase: "good faith".

The court said that Trump can only prevent travelers from the targeted countries "do not have a good relationship with the intention of a person or entity in the United States."

During the 72 hours preceding the application of the decision, lawyers effort in the study of legal texts to define that phrase.

They must develop standards for immigration officials and US diplomats in Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, as well as in the US access points, who will decide none of the passengers those countries can enter the United States.

Lawyers say advocates as well as opponents of the travel ban that the result could come a barrage of legal protests by travelers and immigrants and their supporters, which will slow the pace of more arrivals from the six countries.

And it prepares lawyers for immigrants to start the application of the ban, saying they will be present at the airport to help any traveler immigration authorities want to return.

"The New York Immigration Coalition" Thursday it planned to be in John F. Kennedy International Airport "to monitor the impact of the rate ban Trump Muslims and immigrants.

The application of the new resolution comes a day after Washington Wednesday's announcement that it will apply new security measures tight on all airlines that flies to the United States, without a ban on the transfer of mainstream laptops to the passenger compartment.

He said Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly, said the new measures required, especially to conduct inspections "more integrated" on passengers traveling to the United States, as well as "intensive checks" on the electronic equipment carried by passengers with them.

- pending the definition of -

The Supreme Court decision issued Monday seal five months of court battles and politicized. The Supreme Court overturned a lower court decisions partially suspend a 90-day ban on travelers from the six countries, Trump said it is necessary to monitor potential terrorist threats.

Trump was also allowed to apply a travel ban on 120 days on all immigrants.

The court that it would consider the case again in October / October next, which means the application Alhzeran said until then note that it can be Tmdadahma if the auditing procedures of migrants are still considered too weak.

It can raise a ban on the arrival of immigrants debate before that period much. Trump administration has reduced the number of immigrants who receive them annually to 50 thousand. The Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that this number could be arriving in the next two weeks.

However, many non-immigrant travelers optimists from the six countries, may be affected by the ban. The court said that only those who have a task or an honest relationship - in good faith - with an American person or entity may be allowed to enter US territory in the period of the embargo.

This includes, in the example of the court, who have relatives and admission to universities or jobs.

The question now is whether this applies to someone who has no family ties or submitted an application to a university or a job and did not receive an answer yet.

On Monday, conservative Clarence Thomas wrote the judge who wants to apply the ban on all travelers from the six countries, it is feared that the decision was "not applicable".

He added that the decision "will generate a flood of lawsuits until resolving the issue of merit, as the parties and the courts seek to determine what is contained in + good faith relationship."

Said Heather Noert, spokeswoman for the Foreign Ministry that the ministry is waiting for the Justice Department lawyers to provide guidance on the term "good faith". She continued, "We do not have a definition of this after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs."

She added, "Everyone wants to apply it properly."

A spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security David Lapan said that the three ministries discuss the matter. He said earlier this week "will provide guidance in time for the application of tomorrow."

Even with the freezing of the ban five months, the pace of access from the six countries declined due to strict audit procedures. The number of arrivals dropped by almost half in March / March and April, recording 6372 only, compared to the same period in 2016 with the arrival of 12,100 people.

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