RUFUS – The Nationalist House has announced that President Laylin has signed an executive order that requires the Office Of Immigration to stop processing any Immigration applications through 2028, as part of a broader effort to increase deportations of illegals, while systematically ensuring that all illegal migrants are removed from the country.

In a brief statement last month, the President issued that there were plans in the works to extend an temporary order that he signed back on November 19, 2024, that temporarily suspended the review and processing of immigration and asylum applications. This order will block any applications from being reviewed or processed until June 2028, and the order is likely to face a Supreme Court challenge as mentioned by Nationalist Representatives as well as Nationalist Senators.

“The order is unconstitutional and we will fight this injustice,” said Representative and former House Speaker Braden Harris. “I have filed a petition with the Supreme Court to review the President’s order. There is no reason that immigration applicants should be prevented from becoming Jesstopian citizens because the policy of a racist, inhumane President. I plan on seeing this all the way to the Supreme Court.”

This will be the first major challenge to the President’s immigration policy, and it is likely to take months to reach the Justices of the Supreme Court. Other federal judges may be likely to intervene in the coming weeks to months.

“The president has no authority to block an immigration process that has been set in the Jesstopian constitution,” said Representative Francine Wallis. “Jay Laylin does not have the authority to override the Constitutional process for immigration. He is a bigot and racist and he will pay for his racially motivated discriminatory policies and I have signed onto to Rep. Harris’ lawsuit and petition to the Supreme Court.”

“The President does in fact have the authority to block immigration, but it has to be illegal immigration,” said Senator Allison Booth. “He is not allowed to block immigration applications solely for the purpose of preventing illegal immigration. He has to follow the proper channels to block immigration and asylum applications and we will fight this in the Senate chamber and with the Supreme Court.”

Republicans have called out the hypocrisy of Nationalists citing a 1998 Supreme Court case were an Jesstopian citizen was appealing his case decision to not reissue a passport after he renounced the citizenship, a decision made by Nationalist Federal Immigration Judge Terrence Palmer IV.

“So if a Jesstopian citizen is looking to renew a passport, Nationalists will happily reject their application, just like they did in 1998, but a non-Jesstopian citizen, they will go up in arms for,” said Representative Donald Sizeman. “They are all up in arms for illegals and non-Jesstopians, but won’t even grant a passport to a Jesstopian citizen. This is why the Nationalists lost the Nationalist House in 2024.”

If the Supreme Court does rule that the blockade of Immigration applications is unconstitutional, the Presidential order will need to be reversed, and the Laylin administration doesn’t seem to keen on reversing the order. If the Supreme Court rules in favor of allowing the order to remain, it could lead to a major conflict in the House and Senate.