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April 09, 2019
DHS Must Reopen Migrants' Cases For Special Juvenile Status
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security was ordered on Monday to reopen all petitions involving members of a nationwide class who had been wrongfully deprived of legal status as abused, abandoned or neglected immigrant youths under a policy that a New York federal court found to be unlawful last month.
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March 25, 2019
Young Migrants Push To Be Processed After NY Court Ruling
Advocates requested Friday that the Trump administration immediately administer relief to all members of a nationwide class who had been wrongfully deprived of legal status as abused, abandoned or neglected immigrant youths under a policy that a New York federal court had found to be unlawful earlier this month.
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March 16, 2019
Trump Move To Deny Status For Young NY Migrants Struck Down
A federal judge on Friday found that the Trump administration made an unlawful policy reversal when it began denying protected status out of hand for thousands of 18- to 21-year-old immigrants determined by New York family court to be at risk, and struck down the policy.
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February 25, 2019
Trump Policy A Dead Letter For Young Migrants, Judge Says
The Trump administration's move to ignore New York family court guidance when deciding if at-risk immigrants who are 18 to 21 years old can get special protected status means the federal system is now a "dead letter" for such applicants, a Manhattan federal judge said Monday, expressing doubt over the legality of the policy.
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August 09, 2018
NY Says Family Court Acts As Juvenile Court For Immigrants
New York has urged a Manhattan federal court in a putative class action to reject the Trump administration's determination that the state Family Court does not qualify as a juvenile court under a federal program that creates a pathway to green cards for some young immigrants.