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December 10, 2025
Class Certification Sought Over 'Ruinous' DHS Fines
Two immigrants facing steep civil penalties for failing to leave the U.S. sought class certification in Massachusetts federal court for over 21,500 individuals, arguing that there are common questions on how they've been deprived of due process.
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November 20, 2025
DHS Accused Of 'Ruinous,' Unlawful Immigration Fines
Two immigrants hit the Trump administration with a proposed class action alleging it has imposed "ruinous" civil penalties of up to $1.8 million against them and more than 21,000 other people in an unlawful attempt to pressure them to leave the U.S.