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PANDA et al v. WOLF
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September 30, 2020
Feds Must Save 9K Diversity Visas Despite Expiration
The Trump administration must preserve 9,095 of the 40,000 unused green cards awarded through the 2020 Diversity Lottery Program, a D.C. federal judge said late Wednesday, hours before the green cards were set to expire completely.
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September 16, 2020
DC Judge Won't Shield Indian Citizens From H-1B Visa Ban
A D.C. federal judge on Wednesday refused to shield nearly 200 Indian citizens from President Donald Trump's proclamation barring foreigners from moving to the U.S. on new H-1B specialty occupation visas through the end of the year.
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August 12, 2020
H-1B Workers Agree To Switch Judges In Visa Ban Suit
Counsel for a group of Indian nationals challenging President Donald Trump's suspension of H-1B work visas dialed into a hearing Wednesday prepared to fight to keep the suit from going to another D.C. federal judge, but came around after their judge promised it was a way for the case to go faster.
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July 15, 2020
Trump Administration Hit With 1st Challenge To Work Visa Ban
A group of 174 Indian nationals — including seven children — are challenging President Donald Trump's suspension of H-1B work visas and H-4 accompanying family member visas, claiming the rule contradicts the Immigration and Nationality Act and denies them equal protection.