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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Constitutionality of Visa Fine System

The Supreme Court recently held arguments regarding the constitutionality of the Labor Department's visa fine system. Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah expressed concerns about the potential consequences of losing the case.

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The Supreme Court recently held arguments regarding the constitutionality of the Labor Department's visa fine system. Principal Deputy Solicitor General Sarah expressed concerns about the potential consequences of losing the case.

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‘I don’t like the prospect of losing’: Supreme Court visa fine argument leaves DOJ worried

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Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Constitutionality of Visa Fine System