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Class Action Challenging Federal Immigration Enforcement Policies at Construction Sites

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U.S. Department of Homeland Security · Federal immigration enforcement and detention policies · Ongoing Litigation

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About this case

The Institute for Justice filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of Leo Garcia Venegas and other construction workers, alleging that Department of Homeland Security policies permit immigration officers to conduct raids and detain workers without reasonable suspicion, including after they present evidence of citizenship or lawful status. The litigation is ongoing, and the plaintiffs are seeking a preliminary injunction.

Case overview

Defendant company
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Product or service
Federal immigration enforcement and detention policies
Court case number
1:25-cv-00397
Case status
Ongoing Litigation
Lawsuit type
Other
Reported harm
Discrimination

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