BREAKING: Court Bars Border Patrol’s Unlawful Stop-and-Arrest Practices
Preliminary injunction applies to future Border Patrol operations in the Eastern District of California
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Preliminary injunction applies to future Border Patrol operations in the Eastern District of California
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – A federal court of appeals today denied the government’s request for a stay of a district court order preventing the federal government from stripping Temporary Protected Status from Venezuelans while the case moves forward.
Protections for Venezuelans to remain in effect pending a final decision in the case
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal court today blocked the federal government’s attempt to strip Venezuelans of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) while the case moves forward.
SANTA ANA— Plaintiffs agreed to a settlement in P.E.O.P.L.E v.
Plaintiffs ask court to halt DHS Secretary from terminating TPS
SAN FRANCISCO – Today, a federal judge heard a challenge from a group of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders against the Trump administration’s unlawful termination of TPS humanitarian relief.
Plaintiffs in NTPSA v. Noem amend complaint that also challenges lawless vacatur and termination of TPS affecting 600,000 Venezuelans