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The government argued Thursday that a federal district court has no jurisdiction in a lawsuit seeking to halt immigration rules that allow the detention of Middle Eastern men. The suit was filed Dec. 24 in Los Angeles by groups representing Muslims, Arab-Americans, Iranian-Americans and Pakistani-Americans, seeking to block future detentions under INS rules adopted after Sept. 11. The suit seeks class action status.
December 30, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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