Judge orders USCIS to restore 21-day notice for child asylum interviews
A temporary Maryland court order restores advance-notice and rescheduling rules for asylum interviews involving unaccompanied children.
Administrative Procedure Act
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FreeState Justice appeals dismissal of EEOC challenge
FreeState Justice filed an opening brief in its Fourth Circuit appeal challenging the EEOC’s handling of some gender-identity discrimination charges.
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Supreme Court leaves prison-care injunction in place
The Supreme Court left a lower-court injunction blocking a Bureau of Prisons policy for the covered class in place while the legal challenge continues.
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Judge vacates DOJ policy for obtaining state voter rolls
A federal judge set aside the Justice Department’s policy for seeking state voter-registration lists, finding it unauthorized under cited election laws and unlawful under three other federal statutes.
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Buffalo challenges federal land status for 5 Miami Street
Buffalo is challenging the Interior Department’s 2023 restricted-fee decision for a Seneca Nation parcel in a new federal lawsuit.
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States and Cities Sue to Block New Public-Charge Rule
Two coalitions sued DHS on September 14 over a public-charge rule set to broaden immigration officers’ discretion for covered applications on September 18.
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Judge Leaves Courthouse Arrest Policies Vacated During Appeal
A federal judge refused to pause a nationwide vacatur of expanded courthouse arrest policies, leaving the rules out of effect while the administration appeals.