eSignature Legitimacy for Legal Services in Mexico

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the biden administration will look to make it easier for immigrants to seek legal services across the southern border with the launch of the legal access at the border lab program the program will launch in seven border cities including san diego calexico nagalas el paso eagle pass laredo and brownsville all cities in which the migrant protection protocols mpp was once enforced mpp also known as the remain in mexico policy appears to have provided the motivation to create the program in the first place many legal aid organizations have remained wary of providing assistance due to the program which some believe presents a humanitarian issue the u s authorities detained more than one seven million immigrants trying to cross the u s mexico border during the 2021 fiscal year which ended in september the most since the passage of president ronald reagan's sweeping immigration reform bill in 1986 the justice department's executive office for immigration review eoir will run the program after it gets off the ground agency spokesperson catherine mattingly told axios the biden administration hopes to get the program going within the next 60 days the lab program will mainly provide legal assistance with contractors explaining options for staying in the u s while deportation orders remain pending as well as general court practice and procedures individuals should be aware of prior to their appearance the program is part of the government's wider access coir initiative which the justice department announced in september last year the initiative aims to provide non-citizens and their representatives more resources for the legal mechanisms they will face trying to enter the country biden signed several immigration-related executive orders in his first 100 days in office many of which focused on undoing trump-era immigration policies such as remain in mexico biden's new orders resulted in a 60 decrease in ice arrests ing to the migration policy institute but a federal court order in november last year forced biden to re-implement the policy as required by a federal court order the department of homeland security dhs has been working in good faith to re-implement the migrant protection protocols program the department of homeland security said in a statement at the time today in coordination with the departments of state and justice dhs announced key changes to mpp to address humanitarian concerns raised by the government of mexico and shared by the u s government quote and department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas this week said that unlawful presence in the united states alone will no longer serve as a reason for deportation rather we will allocate our efforts we will allocate our resources on those individuals who present a current public safety threat a threat to national security or a threat to our border security and that is a very important principle mayorka said during his address at the u s conference of mayors i will be coming to you and asking you to reconsider your position of non-cooperation and see how we can work together and i may not succeed initially in a wholesale reversal of your position but i am willing to work in increments with you because the public safety the public's well-being for which we are all charged is i think at issue he added