On April 14th, the Judge issued an order temporarily blocking the FRN’s early terminations of CHNV parole nationwide and certified a class of all individuals who have received a grant of parole that is subject to the CHNV FRN, who are still in the United States, and who choose not to opt out of the class to seek relief in separate litigation.
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On April 14th, the Judge issued an order temporarily blocking the FRN’s early terminations of CHNV parole nationwide and certified a class of all individuals who have received a grant of parole that is subject to the CHNV FRN, who are still in the United States, and who choose not to opt out of the class to seek relief in separate litigation.
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On April 14th, the Judge issued an order temporarily blocking the FRN’s early terminations of CHNV parole nationwide and certified a class of all individuals who have received a grant of parole that is subject to the CHNV FRN, who are still in the United States, and who choose not to opt out of the class to seek relief in separate litigation.
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For the sake of our families and our country, DACA-eligible individuals deserve a permanent solution to live and work with dignity and security, where the whims of politicians no longer dictate their future. Add your name to our petition to demand a holistic DACA program that centers immigrant youth.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEW ORLEANS—Today, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). Here is a statement by Hillary Li, Counsel at Justice Action Center: “On October 10, hundreds of DACA recipients made their voices heard before the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, sharing their stories while
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A Texas district court judge just ruled against DACA in the Texas v. United States case. This new ruling does not impact current DACA recipients and their ability to renew, nor does it change their access to advanced parole. Below is a statement from Laura Flores, Skadden Fellow at Justice Action Center.
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Today, JAC joined nearly 10,000 others in submitting a comment on DHS’s proposed DACA rule. Our comment asserts that DHS’s proposal fails to meet the urgent needs of undocumented youth and immigrant communities. Instead, we need to re-imagine DACA. A new DACA must center immigrant youth and: We must end eligibility criteria that prematurely ages youth
JAC Submits Comment on DHS’s Proposed Rule on DACA Read More »
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)
Lawsuit filed today 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 Washington, DC—Today, the Justice Action Center, with pro bono counsel Covington & Burling LLP, sued the Trump administration for withholding critical information on changes in renewal processing
