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Here is the link to Judge Tigar's decision
courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco…
I'm next on the docket ... so will tweet the highlights of the decision after I am done. But stay tuned this one is something else!
Heeyey! I go in for a quick hearing and in the meantime #ImmigrationMonday, I see, has hit us again. Much to chew on but as I promised here is the 4 on Judge Tigar's reinstated nationwide injunction in EastBay Sanctuary II litigation.
It may be a holiday today but the dreaded #ImmigrationMonday is still upon us and it brings a report by @BorderKindness of another prison immigration camp in the works but this time in Mexicali 🔽🔽🔽
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#DontLookAway
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#DontLookAway
Based on @BorderKindness tweet it appears that this new "fenced/Razor wired" deportation camp is coordinated efforts between CBP/DHS & Mexican authorities, ergo the "planning meeting" and it could very much be a result of the 45-day review of the US-MX june 7 immigration plan. 1/
But after reading and re-reading this tweet, this makes little sense unless there is another piece (meaning immigration initiative, agreement, or policy change) that has been secretly put into effect and we dont kniw about it. Here is why ... 2/
The dreaded #immigrationMonday is upon us. And sure enough new abomination has materialized: Matter of L-E-A justice.gov/file/1187856/d…
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Barr just gutted decades of 'particular social group' precedent by declaring that "most nuclear families are not inherently socially distinct"
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Barr just gutted decades of 'particular social group' precedent by declaring that "most nuclear families are not inherently socially distinct"
1/ the Matter of L-E-A social ground was defined as the “'immediate family of his father,' who owned a store targeted by a local drug cartel."
2/ entire analysis on which Barr relies is to draw absurd distinction between clan/tribe kinship & familial relationship in a nuclear family unit by positing that the former lacks recognition as "distinct on a societal scale". This is an effort to introduce 'bigly' in asylum law
