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  • Arizona’s Brnovich, States Not Giving Up on Reviving Trump’s Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    Arizona’s Brnovich, States Not Giving Up on Reviving Trump’s Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    The 13 states that banded together to try to defend the so-called public charge rule are weighing their options about how to revive the policy after the Supreme Court dismissed ...
    June 16, 2022BY Matthew Vadum
  • Supreme Court Tosses Appeal Seeking to Revive Trump’s Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    Supreme Court Tosses Appeal Seeking to Revive Trump’s Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    The Supreme Court reversed itself on June 15, deciding it had been wrong when it previously agreed to ...
    June 15, 2022BY Matthew Vadum
  • 13 States Ask Supreme Court to Let Them Defend Trump-Era Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    13 States Ask Supreme Court to Let Them Defend Trump-Era Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich urged a seemingly sympathetic Supreme Court on Feb. 23 to allow a group ...
    February 23, 2022BY Matthew Vadum
  • Supreme Court Defies Biden Administration, Accepts Immigration, EPA Cases
    Supreme Court Defies Biden Administration, Accepts Immigration, EPA Cases
    The Supreme Court decided on Oct. 29 to hear two cases that the Biden administration didn't want to ...
    October 31, 2021BY Matthew Vadum
  • Supreme Court May Consider Reviving Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    Supreme Court May Consider Reviving Immigrant Self-Sufficiency Rule
    This week, the Supreme Court will consider whether it will hear a request from 13 states to be ...
    October 27, 2021BY Matthew Vadum
  • DHS Reimposes Public Charge Rule After Court Victory
    DHS Reimposes Public Charge Rule After Court Victory
    The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has begun to retroactively apply its "public charge" rule to green card ...
    September 23, 2020BY Ivan Pentchoukov
  • Appeals Court Upholds Block on ‘Public Charge’ Rule, Limits Scope of Injunction
    Appeals Court Upholds Block on ‘Public Charge’ Rule, Limits Scope of Injunction
    A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a block on a rule that makes it easier for the ...
    August 4, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • Supreme Court Denies Request to Halt Public Charge Rule During Pandemic
    Supreme Court Denies Request to Halt Public Charge Rule During Pandemic
    The Supreme Court has denied a request to suspend the enforcement of the “public charge” rule until the ...
    April 25, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • States Urge Supreme Court to Halt ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule Amid Pandemic
    States Urge Supreme Court to Halt ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule Amid Pandemic
    Three states and the city of New York are asking the Supreme Court to suspend the enforcement of ...
    April 13, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • Supreme Court Lifts Last Obstacle to Allow Enforcement of ‘Public Charge’ Rule
    Supreme Court Lifts Last Obstacle to Allow Enforcement of ‘Public Charge’ Rule
    The Supreme Court has voted to allow the Trump administration to enforce its "public charge" immigration rule in ...
    February 22, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Enforce ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule
    Supreme Court Allows Trump Administration to Enforce ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule
    The Supreme Court has voted to allow the Trump administration to enforce its new rule that restricts the eligibility ...
    January 27, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • States, Immigration Groups Urge Supreme Court to Not Intervene in ‘Public Charge’ Rule Appeal
    States, Immigration Groups Urge Supreme Court to Not Intervene in ‘Public Charge’ Rule Appeal
    Three states and a group of immigration organizations have asked the Supreme Court to not intervene in cases ...
    January 23, 2020BY Janita Kan
  • Trump Admin Asks Supreme Court to Allow ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule to Take Effect
    Trump Admin Asks Supreme Court to Allow ‘Public Charge’ Immigration Rule to Take Effect
    The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to lift a nationwide block that prevents a rule governing ...
    January 14, 2020BY Janita Kan
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