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States and cities have taken legal action against a federal immigration policy. The contested directive involves restrictions on permanent residency applications. Under the States and cities have taken legal action against a federal immigration policy. The
contested directive involves restrictions on permanent residency applications. Under the policy, immigration officers would receive broad decision-making authority. Officials could deny green cards to applicants using public assistance benefits. Opponents argue the
measure unfairly penalizes low-income immigrants. State and local leaders claim the rule harms their communities and public services. The lawsuit seeks to halt implementation of the controversial guidelines. Legal battles over the immigration restrictions are expected
to continue in court.