Catholic Charities of the East Bay Confident US Fifth Court of Appeals Will Reject Lawsuit on Legality of the President’s Executive Orders
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Catholic Charities of the East Bay Confident US Fifth Court of Appeals Will Reject Lawsuit on Legality of the President’s Executive Orders
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OAKLAND, Calif. – February 17, 2015 – Catholic Charities of the East Bay is confident that the preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks the implementation process of President Obama’s executive actions on the expansion of deferred action programs for some undocumented immigrants will be rejected by the US Fifth Court of Appeals. Catholic Charities of the East Bay, a social services agency serving Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, is a leading provider of legal services to low-income immigrant families and undocumented children in the East Bay.
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