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Mayor and City Council of Baltimore v. Biden et al
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March 25, 2019
States, Others Fight New Public Aid Scrutiny For Visa Apps
A slew of states, civil rights groups and local governments have thrown their support behind the city of Baltimore's lawsuit fighting the U.S. Department of State's new guidelines that make it harder for foreign citizens who are found likely to need public benefits to qualify for visas.
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January 18, 2019
Gov't Can't Halt Immigrant Benefits Suit During Shutdown
The Trump administration has lost a bid to push back a case accusing it of unlawfully attempting to bar noncitizens who use certain public welfare programs from obtaining immigration benefits, with a Maryland federal judge noting the "significant ramifications" to residents' well-being if the case was halted during the government shutdown.
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November 28, 2018
Baltimore Says Trump Targeted Immigrants On Benefits
The city of Baltimore accused the Trump administration of unlawfully attempting to bar noncitizens who use certain public welfare programs from obtaining immigration benefits, consequently discouraging them from seeking out that critical assistance altogether, according to a suit filed in Maryland federal court on Wednesday.