Senior Policy Advisor for the Trump Campaign Stephen Miller throws up a peace sign while saying hello to the crowd, before a Donald Trump event July 28 in Cedar Rapids. Miller criticized Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton over her new slogan “stronger together,” believing that that didn’t include working class Americans. Date 28 July 2016 (Wikipedia Commons. Author: Max Goldberg, Iowa State Daily)
President Donald Trump’s administration has ended a program that allowed seriously ill immigrants to remain in the United States while undergoing treatment. Activists are calling the move “a death sentence” for children receiving treatment for life-threatening illnesses.
The program makes it legal for immigrants to stay in the country for two years if they can prove “extreme medical need.”
Immigrants receiving medical care in Massachusetts learned of change after the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services sent them a letter telling them to leave the country or they would be deported in 33 days.
Critics see the work of White House immigration hard liner Stephen Miller.
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Sen. Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts) said that the Trump administration was “terroriz[ing] sick kids with cancer,” who are trying to beat the disease.
The ACLU in Massachusetts said that it will take legal action against Trump to stop the deportations.
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