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Lawyers Claim U.S. Agencies Are Redacting Documents Related to Immigrants' Legal Status

Lawyers for immigrants assert that U.S. agencies are redacting documents that are essential for immigrants facing deportation. Federal law requires that these documents, which relate to an immigrant's admission or presence, be provided to them.

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Lawyers for immigrants assert that U.S. agencies are redacting documents that are essential for immigrants facing deportation. Federal law requires that these documents, which relate to an immigrant's admission or presence, be provided to them.

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Immigrants’ Lawyers Say U.S. Is Redacting Documents Proving Legal Status

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Lawyers Claim U.S. Agencies Are Redacting Documents Related to Immigrants' Legal Status