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A federal judge struck down the administration’s immigration-processing freeze for people from 39 countries, saying the policy ignored the law and stranded applicants in legal limbo. It is another reminder that sweeping immigration decrees keep running into basic administrative-law problems, not just political ones.
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A federal judge struck down the administration’s immigration-processing freeze for people from 39 countries, saying the policy ignored the law and stranded applicants in legal limbo. It is another reminder that sweeping immigration decrees keep running into basic administrative-law problems, not just political ones.
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A federal judge struck down the administration’s immigration-processing freeze for people from 39 countries, saying the policy ignored the law and stranded applicants in legal limbo. It is another reminder that sweeping immigration decrees keep running into basic administrative-law problems, not just political ones.
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