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Multi-plaintiff immigration litigation for shared federal harms.

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Active federal lawsuit intakes

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 intakes are open now, but they may close once filings are finalized.

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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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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

Pick the track

Start with the lawsuit page that matches your problem.

2

Request a review

Share the timeline, documents, and harm caused by the government action.

3

Attorney screening

We review whether your facts fit the group case or require a different strategy.

4

Clear next step

You get a direct answer on whether it makes sense to move forward.

Not sure which lawsuit applies?

Start with the lawsuit that matches your problem. Each page has a short intake form built to screen the right facts.

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