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Biden proposes immediate immigration benefits before Trump begins mass deportation

Biden proposes immediate immigration benefits before Trump begins mass deportation


Good morning to our entire immigrant community in the United States and beyond. Amidst the constant changes and challenges in immigration laws, there is still hope for those living undocumented in the country. Joe Biden's government promises important modifications that, if implemented, could change the lives of millions. But beware: these possible reforms face a race against time, since, if Donald Trump returns to the White House, many of these immigration benefits could quickly disappear.



Currently, Joe Biden's government is pushing for substantial changes in immigration policy. His administration seeks to implement a reform before January 20, when Democrats still control the House of Representatives. If it does not do so now, a possible return of Trump would jeopardize any progress in favor of immigrants. Biden proposes changes that could be the last opportunity for millions of immigrants to regularize their status in the country. Among the bills in the Senate is the so-called "Dignity Act," promoted by Republican Representative María Elvira Salazar. This law seeks to offer a path to residency for those who have lived and worked in the United States for years. Its central idea is to benefit immigrants who have resided in the country for at least two years, giving them a work permit and eventually permanent residency.



The Biden administration has suggested that this reform could be passed by executive order if Congress fails to reach consensus. This change would, in theory, protect millions of immigrants from being deported and establish a path to legalization, shielding them from a possible mass deportation policy under a future Republican government. However, time is limited, and the question remains: will Democrats succeed in passing this law before Trump or a similar candidate takes power?



Si Donald Trump gana la presidencia, ha prometido aplicar estrictas políticas migratorias y fortalecer la seguridad fronteriza. Sus declaraciones pasadas indican una intención de frenar cualquier beneficio para los inmigrantes indocumentados, y probablemente se reanuden prácticas de deportación masiva en todos los estados, especialmente en aquellos gobernados por republicanos. Además, Trump ha expresado su interés en imponer aranceles a México si no acepta recibir a los inmigrantes deportados desde Estados Unidos. Esto obligaría a México a cooperar en estas deportaciones, lo que muchos expertos ven como una amenaza a su soberanía. México se enfrenta a un dilema: colaborar con el gobierno estadounidense o enfrentar consecuencias económicas.



La Ley de Dignidad, de ser aprobada, permitiría a los inmigrantes con más de dos años de residencia en Estados Unidos obtener permisos de trabajo y, eventualmente, una residencia permanente. Sin embargo, quienes hayan ingresado en los últimos dos años podrían enfrentar deportación, salvo que demuestren persecución en sus países de origen. Este plan incluye el uso de fondos recaudados de los propios inmigrantes para financiar mejoras en la seguridad fronteriza, creando un equilibrio entre la protección de los derechos de quienes ya viven en el país y la prevención de futuras migraciones indocumentadas. Para muchos inmigrantes, esta ley representa una oportunidad única para establecerse legalmente, pero está en riesgo si no se aprueba antes del cambio de administración.



Si Trump toma el poder, se prevé una ola de deportaciones en estados republicanos. Estos estados, que tradicionalmente han apoyado políticas de inmigración más estrictas, podrían ver un aumento significativo en la actividad de inmigración en los próximos meses. Gobernadores como Greg Abbott en Texas y Ron DeSantis en Florida han manifestado su apoyo a un enfoque más rígido y han indicado que estarán listos para colaborar en esta misión de deportación masiva. Adicionalmente, se especula que Trump podría nombrar a figuras controvertidas como Joe Arpaio, conocido por su fuerte postura antiinmigrante, en roles clave en seguridad fronteriza. Esta medida sería una señal de advertencia para todos los inmigrantes indocumentados, ya que Arpaio tiene un historial de prácticas de deportación sin el debido proceso regulatorio.



Mexico faces a crossroads. If it agrees to take in immigrants deported from the United States to avoid tariffs, it would lose some of its autonomy in immigration policy. Some experts suggest that Mexico should seek alliances with other countries to strengthen its position vis-à-vis the United States. International organizations such as BRICS have expressed interest in expanding their collaboration with Mexico, which could be an alternative path to U.S. pressure. The recent proposal for cooperation between Mexico, the United States and Canada that would waive visas and allow greater mobility among the three countries is also in jeopardy. Trump has already said he will block this measure if elected, putting at risk one of the most progressive agreements in the region.



In this uncertain scenario, the best strategy for immigrants is to be prepared. While Biden still has the power to implement immigration changes, these must be activated quickly. It is recommended that all undocumented immigrants verify their personal documents, including passports and proof of employment. In addition, saving money is crucial, as many legal services and documents will require investment. Communities should also stay informed and in contact with immigration lawyers. Good advice can make a difference in an uncertain future. Remember that not all campaign promises are kept, but in times of change, information can be the best shield.



Several immigration experts have said that if Democrats manage to sign immigration reform into law before Trump or any other Republican takes power, this could ensure a lasting legacy for the Biden administration. However, it will not be an easy task, as divisions within Congress make it difficult to pass any immigration legislation. Some analysts believe that an executive order could be the best way to make these changes happen before the change of administration.



The current immigration situation in the United States is complex and the next few months will be crucial. Possible reforms under the Biden administration could represent a unique opportunity for millions of immigrants. But a return of Trump brings with it the threat of raids, mass deportations and a tightening of the border.



If this information is useful to you and helps you better understand what is at stake, we invite you to share this video with friends and family, on your social networks and communities. Stay alert and prepared. The best defense is information. Remember to subscribe to our channel to continue receiving updated news about immigration and how to protect yourself at this crucial time.



From the Autos Baratos studios, we send you a big hug and never forget that we are here to bring you the latest news on immigration. See you in the next video! 

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