A U.S. court has denied former President Donald Trump bid to lift an order that prevents deportations under certain immigration policies. The ruling is a setback for efforts to reverse protections that limit the removal of undocumented immigrants.
Trump had argued that the restrictions imposed on deportations were unlawful and should be lifted. However, the court ruled that the existing order remains in place, citing legal and procedural grounds. The decision means that current policies preventing certain deportations will continue to be enforced.
The case is part of ongoing legal battles over immigration policies in the United States. Trump and his allies have repeatedly pushed for stricter enforcement measures, while opponents argue that such policies violate human rights and due process protections.
The ruling could influence broader immigration debates as the U.S. prepares for the next presidential election. Legal experts suggest that further appeals are likely, keeping the issue at the forefront of national discussions.
