Title 42

Family Rights & Separation [FOIA Library: Unaccompanied Children and Non-Parental Family Members]

← Return to Home (FOIA Library: Unaccompanied Children and Non-Parental Family Members Explore other document categories below: Family Rights and Separation 1. Email on Defining “Fraudulent Family” [PDF] E-mail providing response to a question during a hearing on how a “fraudulent family” is defined, specifically whether aunts or uncles are included in that definition. The […]

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“Other” [FOIA Library: Unaccompanied Children and Non-Parental Family Members]

← Return to Home (FOIA Library: Unaccompanied Children and Non-Parental Family Members) Explore other document categories below: “Other” 1. Talking Points on Policy Proposals Limiting UC and Family Border Crossing [PDF]Trump 1.0 policy proposals outlining the administration’s short-, mid-, and long-term actions to decrease immigration. 2. Memo on HHS Policy Deficiencies by the Senate’s Permanent

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Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Mullin (Abuse of Haitian Migrants in Del Rio, TX)

NOTE: This case was previously titled “Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Biden but has been updated to reflect the change in administration. Justice Action Center, Innovation Law Lab, and Haitian Bridge Alliance (HBA) filed this federal class action lawsuit on behalf of 11 individual plaintiffs and organizational plaintiff HBA to seek justice and accountability for the

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After Title 42’s End, Plaintiffs in Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Biden Allege Continued Racial Discrimination and Rights Violations

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 22, 2023 WASHINGTON, D.C.—Haitian asylum seekers continue to suffer under the U.S. government’s Haitian Deterrence Policy, plaintiffs in Haitian Bridge Alliance v. Biden allege in a supplemental complaint filed last week. The complaint details the ongoing harms plaintiffs experience nearly two years since they were abused in the CBP encampment in Del Rio, Texas, as

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Dueling Title 42 Court Decisions on a Single Day Make Clear: Biden Must End the Policy Once and for All

LOS ANGELES—This morning, the DC Circuit Court ruled in Huisha-Huisha v. DHS, the case challenging the use of Title 42 to expel families seeking safety, that the government cannot use the public health order to expel people back to countries where they are likely to suffer persecution or torture. While this case concerns family units, the rationale presented in

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