Immigration
Nov. 8, 2023
Challenge to 'remain in Mexico' policy gets trial
The Immigrant Defenders Law Center in Los Angeles and three other organizations argued that the “Remain in Mexico” policy violated the due process rights of these children.
After three years of litigation, a lawsuit brought by immigration advocacy groups challenging the U.S. government's policy of sending unaccompanied migrant children to Mexico to await further hearings got its day in court.
During a one-day bench trial on Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Fernando M. Olguin, attorneys for Immigrant Defenders Law Center in Los Angeles and three other organizations argued that the "Remain in Mexico" policy ...
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