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July 29, 2020
NY Judge Blocks 'Public Charge' Rule During Pandemic
A New York federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from implementing its controversial wealth test for immigrants during the national health emergency stemming from the coronavirus pandemic.
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May 18, 2020
Judge Says Virus Changes Debate Over 'Public Charge' Rule
A Manhattan federal judge pushed the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for answers Monday on its rule applying a wealth test to immigrants, suggesting that COVID-19 guidance released by the agency could support a renewed bid to freeze the rule.
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March 16, 2020
Public Charge Rule Oral Arguments Delayed Due To COVID-19
A New York federal judge on Monday agreed to push back oral arguments in a dispute over the federal government's "public charge" rule penalizing green card applicants who use public benefits, granting a request from the government that cited COVID-19.
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December 20, 2019
Immigration Groups Say Public Aid Rules Sidestep Congress
A group of immigration advocacy organizations and individuals have asked a federal court to block three Trump administration policies that prohibit low-income immigrants from entering the U.S., arguing that the rules violate Congress' legislative authority.