Justice Action Center Files Lawsuit to Obtain Critical Information for DACA Recipients as They Await Supreme Court Decision

On Friday January 10th, a Lawsuit was filed in response to government’s lack of response to FOIA requests. JAC seeks information on federal government policy changes in the processing of DACA renewal applications that is causing delays and lapses in status for DACA recipients.

Case No. 1:20-cv-0067 (1/10/2020)

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Tasha Moro
Justice Action Center
tasha.moro@justiceactioncenter.org

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