Deportaciones masivas: la CBP podría expulsar a migrantes con residencia ante la sola sospecha de un delito

Recent changes in U.S. immigration policy may see migrants with green cards facing deportation based solely on suspicion of committing a crime. The Supreme Court's ruling has altered rules around re-entry, inadmissibility, and migration processes, potentially making it easier for the CBP to expel long-term residents. This shift is a significant development in U.S. immigration enforcement, raising concerns about due process and the protection of long-term residents who contribute to the economy and society. The implications could lead to more mass deportations and broader scrutiny on immigration policies.