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Michigan, 20-State AG Coalition Win Order Blocking ICE From Using SNAP Data

WILX|17 hours ago
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Michigan AG Dana Nessel and a 20-state coalition secured a preliminary court order barring immigration authorities from accessing SNAP recipients’ personal data for enforcement. The ruling targets federal use of addresses and SSNs and cites privacy protections that limit disclosure. The case fits a broader multistate push to block DHS/ICE data grabs tied to immigration enforcement.

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TRUMP SEEKS SUPREME COURT OK TO END TPS FOR 300,000 VENEZUELANS AS 9TH CIRCUIT BLOCKS DHS MOVE

The administration asked the Supreme Court to stay a lower court order and allow DHS to end Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans while appeals proceed. Judge Edward Chen previously ruled the termination unlawful, and the 9th Circuit declined to stay his decision. Roughly 300,000 Venezuelans could lose deportation protections and work authorization if the stay is granted. DHS has also moved against TPS for other nationalities, signaling wider legal battles.

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