Category: Deportation

Two major court cases have raised important questions about legal rights for immigrants and public benefits recipients. One ruling from the Supreme Court limits who can sue over Medicaid coverage. The other involves emergency deportations that courts are now reviewing for possible legal violations. SUPREME COURT BLOCKS MEDICAID LAWSUIT OVER PLANNED PARENTHOOD ACCESS What happened:… Read More

Two major legal issues are currently being reviewed in federal courts. One involves a proposed change to how children born in the U.S. are granted citizenship. The other concerns a series of recent deportations under a rarely used law from the 1700s. This article explains both cases in plain terms, what the courts are saying,… Read More

On May 1, 2025, a federal judge ruled that the U.S. government may not use the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to deport certain Venezuelan nationals from southern Texas under a March 14 presidential proclamation. This ruling is based on the court’s legal interpretation of how the AEA can and cannot be applied. It is limited… Read More