Anekwu v. Immigration & Customs Enforcement et al
| Henry C Anekwu, Henary Anekwu and Henery Anekwu |
| Kirstjen M Nielsen, U S Government, Immigration & Customs Enforcement, David Rivera and Matt Whitaker |
| 1:2018cv01567 |
| November 29, 2018 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana |
| Dee D Drell |
| Joseph H L Perez-Montes |
| Prisoner Petitions: Civil Rights |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1331 |
| None |
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| FILING FEE RECEIVED: on behalf of Henry C Anekwu in the amount of $400.00, receipt number 54635060578. (crt,Delgado, S) |
| Filing 2 ELECTRONIC JURISDICTIONAL REVIEW FINDING: Having reviewed the pleadings, and any amended pleadings, the court finds that subject matter jurisdiction exists pursuant to: 28 U.S.C. section 1331. This finding is preliminary and may be reconsidered sua sponte or on appropriate motion. Signed by Magistrate Judge Joseph H L Perez-Montes on 12/4/2018. (jud,Perez-Montes, Joseph) |
| CASE Assigned to Judge Dee D Drell and Magistrate Judge Joseph H L Perez-Montes. Motions referred to Magistrate Judge Joseph H L Perez-Montes. (crt,Thigpen, M) |
| Filing 1 MOTION for Preliminary Injunction by Henry C Anekwu. ADMINISTRATIVE ENTRY as motion is contained within relief of complaint. (crt,Miletello, A) Modified on 11/30/2018 to assign document number (Miletello, A). |
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