Attorney Ruma for the Terrified Community
Interview within a month of asylum submission.
Hakikul Islam Khokon

Horrible situation is going on in US immigration office. Political asylum seekers who have been waiting years for master hearings have been deeply disappointed by President Trump's anti-immigration cycle. Political asylum applicants receive hearing dates months in advance. It is being urged to settle the application quickly. This is like a situation like 'rain without asking for clouds'. Attorney Jannatul Ruma, who is famous for immigration issues in the New York region, told this correspondent on Thursday afternoon, April 17, I am shocked to see such a notice after sending the application. My client was also unprepared. Still had to respond to the hearing. I haven't decided yet. Attorney Ruma said, such a situation is embarrassing for everyone. তাই রাজনৈতিক আশ্রয় প্রার্থনা করতে আগ্রহীগণের উচিত হবে সমস্ত তথ্য-উপাত্ত সংগ্রহের পরই তা সাবমিট করার। তাহলে যত দ্রুততম সময়েই ইন্টারভিউর তারিখ দেয়া হউক না কেন-তা সমস্যা হবে না।

Attorney Ruma said, usually the work permit comes 5 months after submitting the asylum application. Then it's time to wait for the interview. But with President Trump's new directives one after another, everything has gone haywire. Just as the clients are not relieved, so are we attorneys.

This soft-spoken attorney has also advised people who have received green cards after being granted asylum or political asylum to be careful when traveling to their own countries. He said that he got a permanent residence permit in the United States citing the fear of falling under the influence of political opponents or any other organized gangs when he returns to his country. Many people have been plagued with the question of how they can return to the United States naturally after frequently traveling to their home country after getting a green card. Similarly, those staying in their own country for most of the year are also subjected to questioning by customs officers at the airport/border post, green card holders and even citizens. Such a situation has never happened before. Not even in Donald Trump's first term. Therefore, those who need to stay in their country for a long time due to special needs, should leave the United States with the permission of the authorities - this immigration attorney advises. For everyone's sake, Attorney Ruma also said that everyone should carry ID whenever they go out of the house.

Student visa holders are also not relieved, many are getting their visas revoked without warning, those who were arrested a few years ago for traffic violations or petty shoplifting or entering a bus/railway station without a ticket - minor offenses that are later acquitted are causing major setbacks. Attorney Ruma said that student visa holders are not relieved because of the tough measures taken by Trump. Many have already had their visas cancelled. Attorney Ruma said many are working undercover by violating visa rules—and thereby engaging in petty crime. No one has seen them in harm's way before. Here the Trump administration is looking for an excuse to cancel visas.

Meanwhile, US citizen Bashir Atalla and his wife Jessica Fakhri visited Canada. On Sunday, they were stopped by CBP (US Customs and Border Protection) officers as they crossed the Vermont border crossing by road. Bashir Atalla, a real estate attorney who became a citizen 10 years ago, told local TV, "The way they treated me is usually applicable to those identified as serious criminals." Attorney Atalla said, I was driving the car and had the driving license with me. Never been arrested for any crime in life, nor had any case in court. Bashir Atalla said, CBP officers asked me to park the car nearby and immediately approached with guns raised and handcuffed me. They hit my hand hard. They dragged me inside. The terrified look of my wife who was sitting in the car at that time made me even more uneasy. Bashir also mentioned in the interview given on Atalla TV that he asked any CBP officer why he was being treated like that? In response, they said, "We don't know anything, we just have to follow the government's orders." At one point, they checked my phone and reviewed my e-mail. I didn't want to let that happen. But they intimidated me and forced me. They even took my signature on a paper after the search, saying that I had given permission to search my phone and e-mail.

Born in Pennsylvania, Lisa Anderson (58) is a doctor living in Connecticut. He received an e-mail from the Department of Homeland Security. There is an order to leave the United States immediately. Earlier, Nicole Missaroni and Carmen Bello, two attorneys living in Boston, Massachusetts, received similar e-mails. They are both US citizens. No affiliation with Immigration Department. Why are you getting such threatening e-mails? They contacted the top officials of the immigration department through e-mails but got no response. They are also asked to contact an immigration attorney. Note that the e-mails of these two attorneys said that their parole is about to expire, so they should leave the United States as soon as possible. Although they became citizens long ago.Washington District Judge James Boasberg said that Donald Trump administration officials may face charges of criminal contempt for sending Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador in defiance of a federal court order in Maryland. In his written ruling Wednesday, Boasberg said he found "probable cause" to hold the officers in criminal contempt. The Trump administration has "willfully disobeyed" a March 15 order by blocking flights transporting Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador under the 1798 wartime law. This is why administrative officers can be charged with contempt of court.

Lawyers and family members of the migrants sent to El Salvador say those sent were not gang members, but instead left the country without the opportunity to challenge the government's charges.
Boisberg's ruling sent a harsher message than any other court to face Trump's administration since he took office on January 20, and heightened conflict between the judicial and executive branches.
Boesberg said the Trump administration could still avoid contempt of court charges by complying with his directive if it wanted to. In that case, the administration should give those Venezuelan immigrants a chance to fight their deportation action in court. The judge gave the administration till April 23Within this period they should inform what steps they will take to comply with the order or who or who is responsible for disobeying the order, so that they can be prosecuted. The judge noted that Secretary of State Marco Rubio re-shared a post by El Salvador President Naib Buquel about the court order and wrote, “Oh! It's too late."

“Such conduct suggests a willful violation of the court order by the government,” the judge wrote. The judge noted that Secretary of State Marco Rubio re-shared a post by El Salvador President Naib Buquel about the court order and wrote, “Oh! It's too late."

"Such conduct shows willful violation of the court order by the government," the judge wrote.
Tensions between the courts and the executive branch in the United States are growing. Since Trump took office for a second term in January, more than 150 lawsuits have been filed against his administration's policies.

'National Day of Action'

Meanwhile, on Saturday, April 19, there will be protests in thousands of cities in 5 states, including New York, Washington DC, California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas, to protest President Trump's anti-immigration campaign. This will be the second program in the wake of massive protests across America on April 5 and preparations are underway to make it a huge success. 50501 is in front as the host. In other words, there will be protests in more than 400 places including 50 big cities of 50 states on the same day to stop President Trump's anti-mass action. In addition to organizations working on immigration, human rights, civil rights, labor-professional and student organizations have also participated in this program. The state's main program will be held at Bryant Park in front of the public library in midtown New York City at 12:00 p.m. In addition to social media, the campaign is running on major media outlets. Organizers claim that public interest in this program titled 'National Day of Action' is gradually increasing across the country in line with the scope of Trump's mismanagement. Meanwhile, on Thursday, April 16, there was a demand for the abolition of ice from the demonstrations held simultaneously in 16 states including New York, California, Georgia. Citizens are also being attacked along with illegal immigrants in the ice raids. Green card holders have also been deported after arrest. That is why the speakers of these gatherings mentioned that there is no alternative to the abolition of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). This movement-programme of the immigrants continued till the nationwide protest-meeting on 19 AprilMany immigrants have complained that President Trump is depriving them of their sleep by treating them unfairly