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HEREDIA MONS et al v. MCALEENAN et al
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July 23, 2020
ICE Still Not Obeying Asylum Parole Order, DC Judge Says
After twice ordering immigration officials in New Orleans to stop ignoring a government policy that allows detained asylum-seekers to be paroled, a D.C. federal judge said that "troubling" data still points toward noncompliance.
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April 21, 2020
Judge Not 'Empowered' To Release Detainees Amid COVID-19
A D.C. federal judge pushed back Tuesday against a request to immediately release a group of asylum seekers from detention in Louisiana amid the COVID-19 pandemic, agreeing with the government that such relief is outside the scope of their underlying complaint.
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April 01, 2020
La. Asylum-Seekers Make Emergency COVID-19 Parole Bid
A class of asylum-seekers detained in Louisiana is demanding release immediately in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an emergency motion filed Tuesday in D.C. federal court.
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January 07, 2020
Gov't Told It Could Face Contempt In Asylum Parole Case
A D.C. federal judge says he may soon be entertaining contempt claims against the government after taking a peek at "staggering" numbers that imply immigration field offices in New Orleans are still flouting his order to consider detained asylum-seekers for parole.
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October 07, 2019
ICE Doesn't Have To Track Detainees' Language In Parole Suit
A D.C. federal judge said Monday he won't be ordering U.S. immigration officials to record what primary language detainees speak in the monthly reports the government will be handing over to prove it's complying with a federal policy that requires asylum-seekers to be considered for parole.
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September 18, 2019
DC Judge Tells Gov't To Toe Line On Asylum Parole Order
A D.C. federal judge said Wednesday that he's going to be much "less indulgent" with the government after having to order immigration officials in New Orleans for the second time to stop ignoring a government policy that allows detained asylum-seekers to be paroled.
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September 05, 2019
ICE Must Consider Asylum Seekers For Parole, Court Says
Immigration officials in New Orleans must stop ignoring a government policy that allows detained asylum seekers to be paroled, a D.C. federal judge ruled Thursday, saying there was strong evidence that officials in the Louisiana city had been flouting the directive.
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August 29, 2019
Gov't Atty Grilled Over ICE Denying Asylum-Seekers Parole
A D.C. federal judge on Thursday cast doubt on a U.S. attorney's assertions that a substantial drop-off in humanitarian parole grants doesn't indicate that immigration officials in New Orleans are refusing to release asylum-seekers from detention after they have shown a credible fear of returning home.