June 14, 2019
The U.S. Department of Justice has urged a California federal court to toss litigation accusing it of failing to implement a waiver program for President Donald Trump's travel ban, saying there's evidence the program is in effect and that there hasn't been a "blanket denial" of waiver requests.
February 27, 2019
The Trump administration has asked a California federal judge to combine two putative class actions challenging the administration's failure to implement a waiver program for President Donald Trump's travel ban, saying merging the cases will save resources and help "resolve the issue at the heart of both cases."
February 05, 2019
The federal government can't escape a proposed class action accusing it of failing to implement a case-by-case waiver program for President Donald Trump's travel ban, a California federal judge ruled Monday, finding the putative class has shown the government favored a "de facto policy of blanket denials" instead.
October 15, 2018
A putative class has asked a California federal court not to heed the federal government's bid to toss a class action challenging its alleged failure to implement a waiver program for President Donald Trump's travel ban.
September 13, 2018
The federal government urged a California federal court on Thursday to toss a proposed class action suit claiming that it is stonewalling a waiver program that would allow certain individuals from countries targeted by President Donald Trump's travel ban to enter the U.S., arguing that waiver denials are not judicially reviewable.
July 30, 2018
The federal government is stonewalling on a waiver program that would allow individuals from countries targeted by President Donald Trump's travel ban who pose no national security risk and would otherwise experience "undue hardship" to enter the U.S., according to an amended complaint filed Sunday in a proposed California federal court class action.