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Colorado Removes Requirement for Attorneys Regarding Federal Immigration Enforcement
Colorado has repealed a controversial requirement that attorneys certify they would not assist federal immigration enforcement to use the state's court e-filing system. The decision follows criticism from legal professionals and potential legal action from advocacy groups regarding First Amendment rights.
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Colorado has repealed a controversial requirement that attorneys certify they would not assist federal immigration enforcement to use the state's court e-filing system. The decision follows criticism from legal professionals and potential legal action from advocacy groups regarding First Amendment rights.
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