Tagged #standing
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Ninth Circuit Lifts Ban on Border Patrol Immigration Stops in California
Federal appeals court reverses preliminary injunction against Border Patrol immigration sweeps in Central Valley, ruling United Farm Workers lacked standing to pursue class action.
Ninth Circuit lifts preliminary injunction limiting Border Patrol stops in California Central Valley
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals lifted a preliminary injunction that had restricted Border Patrol enforcement operations in California's Central Valley. Border Patrol agents are no longer bound by the district court's restrictions on stops and arrests.
D.C. Court Dismisses Visa Pause Challenge Without Prejudice, Signals Need for Specific Facts
Judge McFadden rejects broad challenge to 75-country immigrant visa pause, citing insufficient standing proof and redacted filings. Plaintiffs have until August 24 to refile with individualized details.
DC Circuit Clears Way for Trump Expedited Removal Directives
Federal appeals court lifts injunction blocking expedited removal directives targeting CHNV beneficiaries, finding plaintiff organizations lack standing to challenge the policy.
Federal Judge Rejects Tennessee Immigration Law Challenge on Standing Grounds; ACLU Seeks Reconsideration
Civil rights lawyers asked a federal judge to reopen a dismissed constitutional challenge to Tennessee's law criminalizing illegal immigration. The judge initially ruled plaintiffs lacked standing, but attorneys now argue their clients face arrest under the law.
Federal Judge Dismisses Tennessee Immigration Law Challenge on Standing Grounds
U.S. District Court Judge Eli Richardson ruled plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge Tennessee's new state immigration crime law. The decision leaves the door open for future challenges but signals procedural hurdles for similar litigation.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump DOJ's 'Sanctuary City' Lawsuit Against Boston
U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin ruled the federal government lacks standing to challenge Boston's Trust Act, which bars local police from cooperating with ICE on civil immigration matters. The decision upholds state authority over police conduct.