Group Lawsuits

Multi-plaintiff immigration litigation for shared federal harms.

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Government-wide immigration problems need coordinated federal action.

When many people are harmed by the same immigration policy or practice, a multi-plaintiff lawsuit can create pressure faster than waiting alone. These group lawsuit applications are currently closed, but you can still review the information and schedule a consultation about other legal options.

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USCIS Pause Multi-Plaintiff Lawsuit

For applicants whose immigration benefit case appears frozen while work permission, lawful status planning, and family stability hang in the balance.

  • I-485 or I-765 stuck without a final decision
  • Biometrics, interview, or case steps completed
  • Work, income, or family stability is being affected

$2,000 per person or $3,000 per family if qualified to join the multi-plaintiff lawsuit.

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Applications closed

ICE Passport and Identity Document Lawsuit

For people whose passports, national IDs, or essential identity documents were taken and are now blocking travel, identification, and day-to-day stability.

  • ICE or immigration officers kept your documents
  • You need the documents for work, travel, ID, or family needs
  • You requested return but still do not have them
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What happens next?

1

Review the issue

Use the lawsuit pages to understand what these group cases were about.

2

Applications are closed

The group lawsuit forms are no longer accepting new submissions.

3

Consider other options

If your problem is urgent, schedule a consultation for individual review.

4

Clear next step

The firm can discuss whether another legal path may fit your situation.

Need help with an immigration issue?

The group lawsuit applications are closed, but the firm can still review individual options through a consultation.

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