Kocsor v. United States of America et al

  1. November 16, 2022

    Hungarian Singer Settles Detention Suit Against Security Co.

    A Hungarian pop star is no longer pursuing his claims against a government security contractor that he alleged was among those responsible for depriving him of medical care while in federal detention in Miami, according to a settlement notice filed on Wednesday.

  2. October 03, 2022

    Security Co. Wants Out Of Hungarian Star's Detention Suit

    A government security contractor is looking to escape a Hungarian pop star's lawsuit naming it among those responsible for depriving him of medical care while in federal detention, telling a Florida federal judge on Friday that the musician's latest complaint failed to link it to any alleged violations.

  3. September 02, 2022

    Hungarian Pop Star Can't Sue Feds For Immigration Detention

    A Florida federal judge tossed a Hungarian pop star's lawsuit accusing U.S. immigration officials of unlawfully detaining him for more than a month, but allowed him to amend claims against the company that provided security services where he was detained.

  4. May 20, 2022

    Hungarian Pop Star Says Feds Mistook Travel Authorization

    A Hungarian pop star countered the Biden administration's bid to dismiss his suit accusing U.S. immigration officials of unlawfully detaining him for over a month, saying the officials were the ones who misconstrued his travel authorization, not him.

  5. May 06, 2022

    Hungarian Pop Star Mistook Travel Authorization, Gov't Says

    The Biden administration is seeking to ditch a Hungarian pop star's lawsuit alleging immigration officials detained him for over a month despite having a valid travel document, telling a Florida federal judge Thursday the musician misconstrued the document's purpose.

  6. December 16, 2021

    Hungarian Pop Star Sues DHS For 1-Month Detention

    A Hungarian pop star sued U.S. immigration officials Thursday after he was allegedly held for more than a month at an immigration processing center in Miami despite having valid travel documents.