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“These changes have been touted by Defendants as precisely what was intended by their unlawful and disingenuous targeting: the end of healthcare for transgender individuals under 19,” the complaint reads.
“We all know the Commission is not allowed to change the rules after the drawing. But the Commission has apparently tried to do so and relied—at least in part—on this ex post facto announcement to continue to refuse to pay Plaintiff her lottery winnings simply because she utilized a lottery ticket courier service to buy the winning ticket,” the lawsuit claimed.
Colorado Rep. Jason Crow has filed a lawsuit claiming that the Trump administration’s recently-imposed policy of requiring advance approval for oversight visits to immigration detention centers is patently unlawful. According to Colorado Public Radio, Crow is now among a dozen Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives suing the administration over its utter lack of
“There is no due process when the government, who lost the argument in court, gets to do what they want anyway,” the lawsuit states.
The lawsuit claims that, among other infringements, Zillow repeatedly used CoStar-owned images, some of which were subsequently sold to competitors including Realtor.com and Redfin.
“Murdoch is 94 years old, has suffered from multiple health issues throughout his life, is believed to have suffered recent significant health scares, and is presumed to live in New York, New York,” Trump’s filing states.
Janet Reilly, the chair of the University of California’s board of regents, said that the school is committed to “doing better moving forward.”
“This isn’t about oversight and transparency,” Bonta said. “This is about establishing widespread surveillance under the guise of fighting fraud. We can call it what it is, an illegal data grab designed to scare people away from public assistance programs.”
“Just this week, New York City’s sanctuary policies have reaped tragic consequences,” Justice Department attorneys wrote in the lawsuit, citing a recent incident in which an off-duty Customs and Border Patrol was shot in an attempted robbery gone wrong.
“Rather than engaging seriously with the [question of birthright citizenship] … the defendants complained about the Court’s briefing order, sought to reopen questions that are not properly before this Court now, and quibbled about whether they should be required to participate meaningfully in [proceedings],” the ruling states.