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DOL Delays on H-2A Farmworker Wage Rule Unwarranted, Judge Says

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By Andrew Kreighbaum Verified
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A Labor Department timeline for new seasonal farmworker wage rates isn’t fast enough to address legal deficiencies in its current regulations, a federal judge said. Judge Kirk. E. Sherriff told the government Thursday he wants to see plans for new interim wage rates governing H-2A farmworkers later this month. He previously found that a DOL rule to overhaul pay mandates violated the Administrative Procedure Act and must be replaced with a new methodology.
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Penalizing Immigrants’ Use of Public Aid Unlawful, Suit Says (1)

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By Andrew Kreighbaum Verified
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A Trump administration rule making immigrants’ use of public benefits potential grounds for denial of permanent residency violates the Administrative Procedure Act, nonprofit groups argue in a new lawsuit. The Department of Homeland Security rule, which takes effect Friday, did away with a long-established framework for finding a green card applicant is likely to be dependent on taxpayer programs, or a public charge.
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Phone Searches at Border Without Cause Upheld by Circuit Court

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By Andrew Kreighbaum Verified
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US border agents can search travelers’ electronic devices without suspicion of criminal activity, an appellate court found. Chinwendu Alisigwe, a green card holder convicted of conspiracy to commit money laundering and other charges, claimed that evidence was obtained in violation of the Fourth Amendment by searching his cellphone without a warrant or probable cause.
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