Immigration,
Government
Oct. 2, 2017
California startups seek court order to implement Obama-era immigration rule
Two California startups and other plaintiffs filed a motion for preliminary injunction in Washington, D.C. federal court Friday in a case seeking the implementation of a delayed Obama-era immigration rule that would allow certain foreign entrepreneurs to live and work in the U.S.
Two California startups and other plaintiffs filed a motion for preliminary injunction in Washington, D.C. federal court Friday in a case seeking the implementation of a delayed Obama-era immigration rule that would allow certain foreign entrepreneurs to live and work in the U.S.
The motion in the suit -- originally filed last week -- seeks to force the Department of Homeland Security to implement the International Entrepreneur Rule...
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