Top law firms have mulled all week whether to jump into legal action over the Trump administration’s separation of immigrant and asylum-seeking families at the United States’ southwest border.
June 22, 2018 at 07:00 AM
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In this week’s Trump Watch, we take a look at how Big Law is responding to the separations of immigrant and mostly asylum-seeking families at the border, preview some of the potential litigation surrounding Trump’s new executive order, and get reaction to the president’s aspersions on the “professional lawyers” who have assisted asylum-seekers at the border. Thanks for reading, and please send tips or suggestions to [email protected] or find me on Twitter.
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