Summary
Nearly 200 people have filed a lawsuit against President Trump's administration for stopping immigration processes for passport holders from certain countries. These people are stuck in the U.S., unable to move forward with their legal immigration status. The legal challenge claims that the pause is not supported by immigration laws.
Key Facts
- About 200 people are suing over the immigration pause.
- The pause affects people from 39 countries on a travel ban list.
- This halt has stopped asylum claims, work authorizations, and student visa renewals.
- The lawsuit argues that current laws do not allow the President to stop casework for those already in the U.S.
- The lawsuit was filed in Boston's federal court.
- The halt is impacting students, scientists, workers, and families.
- The lawsuit asks the court to cancel the pause, hoping to help those affected.
- A DHS spokesperson said the pause is for safety and thorough vetting.
