The Trump administration's new rule on expedited removal allows DHS to deport immigrants who cannot prove continuous residency in the U.S. for over two years. The administration justifies this change as a means to enhance national security and public safety while reducing costs. However, the ACLU challenges the law as unconstitutional, arguing it undermines due process rights and could lead to wrongful deportations. The case has been filed on behalf of immigrant advocacy group Make the Road New York, calling for a judicial review.
"The effect of this change will be to enhance national security and public safety - while reducing government costs - by facilitating prompt immigration determinations."
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