The Rhizome Center for Migrants
    13 de agosto de 2020  |  Por Admón. del CRM En Comunicados de prensa

    La Ley MORE podría proteger familias y migrantes contra la deportación

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    [13 de agosto de 2020, Guadalajara, Jal.] El Centro Rizoma del Migrante, junto con una coalición de más de 220 organizaciones nacionales de defensoría y más de 125 organizaciones nacionales, estatales y locales que se enfocan en las políticas antidrogas, los derechos civiles y la reforma de la justicia penal, firmaron una carta que apoya la Ley de Oportunidad de Reinversión y Eliminación de Antecedentes Penales relacionados con la Marihuana (MORE, por sus siglas en inglés).

    En 2013, una de las causas principales de deportación y la causa más común de deportación por violación de las leyes antidrogas, fue la mera posesión de marihuana. Actualmente, la penalización de la marihuana, inclusive cuando se trata de las condenas penales menos graves, continúa siendo motivo de separación familiar en el sistema migratorio. 

    La Ley MORE eliminaría a la marihuana de la lista de sustancias controladas a nivel federal clasificadas como tipo 1, además de permitir que los estados promulguen sus propias leyes al respecto. Todo migrante que violara una ley estatal recibiría una condena penal, pero no sería deportado por posesión de marihuana. La Ley MORE cuenta con disposiciones que protegen a los migrantes contra la deportación y otras condenas severas con base en su historial laboral en la industria o conducta relacionada con la marihuana.

    Para leer la carta completa, haga clic en este enlace.

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    El Centro Rizoma del Migrante es una organización sin fines de lucro independiente y secular 501(c)(3). Nuestro Proyecto México, situado en Guadalajara, Jalisco, apoya a los migrantes deportados y repatriados mediante asesoría legal y servicios de reintegración.

     

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