Just to be clear: a federal court blocked Trump's limitations on third world asylum seekers, so Trump comes up with an agreement holding Guatemala accountable for asylum seekers passing through its borders. Our courts can't stop this. Brilliant.
Daily Callers; President Donald Trump announced Friday that he struck a deal with
Guatemala for the Central American country to serve as a safe third
country for asylum seekers.
Under a safe third country agreement,
Guatemala would be required to accept some asylum seekers within its
own borders, helping to stem the overflow of migrants headed toward the
southern U.S. border. A migrant from Honduras, for example, would first
seek asylum in Guatemala or Mexico before the U.S.
The safe third country deal comes on the
heels of the Department of Justice (DOJ) and DHS issuing new rules
on asylum seekers rendering them ineligible for protection if they fail
to first apply in another country they traverse through on their way to
the U.S. The rule, which would effectively neuter most of the asylum
claims from Central Americans at the U.S. border, was later blocked by a federal judge.
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