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California and Other States Challenge Trump Administration's Green Card Rules

California and other Democratic-led states filed lawsuits against new Trump administration rules that allow the denial of green cards to applicants based on their family's past use of public assistance. The lawsuits argue that the rules are illegal and could impose significant costs on state and local governments. The legal challenge revisits a previous policy battle over similar rules that were halted during Trump's first administration.

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California and other Democratic-led states filed lawsuits against new Trump administration rules that allow the denial of green cards to applicants based on their family's past use of public assistance. The lawsuits argue that the rules are illegal and could impose significant costs on state and local governments. The legal challenge revisits a previous policy battle over similar rules that were halted during Trump's first administration.

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California, others challenge Trump effort to deny green cards over past use of public aid

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California and Other States Challenge Trump Administration's Green Card Rules