Immigration
May 8, 2019
Trial over immigration data begins
A class of plaintiffs taking the U.S government to trial Tuesday challenged the very system of information that immigration agents use when deciding to detain individuals, arguing they do so based on incomplete, error-filled data.
LOS ANGELES -- A class of plaintiffs taking the U.S. government to trial Tuesday challenged the system of information immigration agents use when deciding to detain individuals, arguing they do so based on incomplete, error-filled data.
Opening statements in the bench trial before U.S. District Judge André Birotte Jr. centered on Fourth Amendment protections against un...
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