Legal Activists Sue to Shut Down Immigration Courts
The lawsuit notes that everyone from migrants to their attorneys, judges, and bailiffs risk being infected by coronavirus as courts continue to hold in-person proceedings.
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The lawsuit notes that everyone from migrants to their attorneys, judges, and bailiffs risk being infected by coronavirus as courts continue to hold in-person proceedings.
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Inmates say the state Department of Corrections hasn’t taken any precautions to ward off an outbreak.