Jul. 14, 2017
U.S. sued for denying access to asylum seekers
A California nonprofit has filed a class action against federal immigration authorities alleging that border officials have been illegally turning away people seeking asylum.
A California nonprofit has filed a class action against federal immigration authorities alleging that border officials have been illegally turning away people seeking asylum.
The suit was filed Wednesday on behalf of Los Angeles-based nonprofit Al Otro Lado and multiple class plaintiffs and alleges that agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection — a branch of the Department of Homeland Security — used misrepresentations, threats...
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