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O.A. et al v. TRUMP et al
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August 02, 2019
DC Judge Vacates Trump Rule Restricting Asylum Eligibility
A D.C. federal judge on Friday struck down a Trump administration rule that strips asylum eligibility from migrants who cross the southern border outside a designated port of entry, finding that it clashes with federal immigration law.
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May 29, 2019
A Jurisdictional 'Head-Scratcher' In Asylum Rule Challenge
A D.C. federal judge seemed skeptical Wednesday of Trump administration arguments that standing to challenge asylum eligibility determinations can change due to shifts in the nature of deportation proceedings.
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December 14, 2018
Trump Asylum Rule Should Be Blocked, Sens. Tell Court
A D.C. federal court should enter an order temporarily barring the federal government from implementing President Donald Trump's bid to strip asylum eligibility from migrants who cross the southern border outside a designated port of entry, seven Democratic U.S. senators said Thursday.