This new decree reinforces a series of anti-immigration regulations pushed by the current administration that have generated widespread rejection in the judicial sphere. Argentina’s President Javier Milei enacted a controversial emergency decree this Thursday to deport and ban foreigners accused of promoting hate speech against Argentina or desecrating national symbols, intensifying his administration’s far-right, Trump-inspired immigration crackdown. The Office of the Argentinean President justified the authoritarian measure as a non-negotiable defense of national sovereignty, stating that those who attack the republic are no longer welcome. Growing Judicial BacklashThis new decree reinforces a series of xenophobic policies implemented by the current administration, which have already faced major defeats in the Argentinean courts. Furthermore, just one month ago, the Milei administration launched the Migratory Security Program.