ICE Must Face Class Claims Over Virtual Access To NJ Courts
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ICE can't duck a lawsuit filed by New Jersey detainees in Pennsylvania. A federal judge ruled in their favor.
ICE Must Face Class Claims Over Virtual Access To NJ Courts
A federal judge ruled in favor of New Jersey detainees in Pennsylvania who filed a lawsuit against ICE and DHS over their lack of virtual access to state court proceedings. The judge ruled that ICE and DHS cannot duck the lawsuit, and that the case must be heard in court.
What This Means
This verdict is significant for detainees who cannot attend court hearings in person. Virtual access to courts can provide them with the opportunity to participate in court proceedings and protect their rights.
What's Next
The case will continue in court, and ICE and DHS will have to present their arguments against providing virtual access to New Jersey courts.
What to do next
- Appeal to Board of Immigration Appeals — Order
- Cancellation of Removal for Lawful Permanent Residents — Order
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Source: law360.com