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Inland Empire - Immigrant Yout, et al v. Kirstjen Nielsen, et al
as 18-55564
Plaintiff - Appellee:
INLAND EMPIRE - IMMIGRANT YOUTH COLLECTIVE, JESUS ALONSO ARREOLA ROBLES, RONAN CARLOS DE SOUZA MOREIRA and others
Defendant - Appellant:
KIRSTJEN NIELSEN, Secretary, United States Department of Homeland Security, L. FRANCIS CISSNA, Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, MARK J. HAZUDA, Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Nebraska Service Center and others
Son Hoang Nguyen v. Thomas Homan et al
as 8:2018cv00706
Respondent:
Thomas Homan, Sandra Hutchens, David Marin and others
Petitioner:
Son Hoang Nguyen
Muhmammad Awais v. Customs and Border Protection et al
as 8:2018cv00701
Plaintiff:
Muhammad Awais
Defendant:
John Briggs, Executive Office of Immigration Review, Thomas Homan and others
Yussuf Shokur v. Jefferson Beauregard Sessions et al
as 2:2018cv02934
Respondent:
Mathew Albence, David Marin, Kirstjen Nielson and others
Petitioner:
Yussuf Shokur
Tran Sa Hoang v. Thomas Homan et al
as 8:2018cv00565
Petitioner:
Tran Sa Hoang
Respondent:
Thomas Homan, Sandra Hutchens, David Marin and others
v. Sessions III et al
as 2:2018cv02764
Respondent:
Mathew Albence, David Marin, Kirsten Nielsen and others
Petitioner:
Yussuf Shokur
David Shad v. Kirstjen Nielsen et al
as 8:2018cv00508
Respondent:
Sandra Hutchens, David Marin, Kirstjen Nielsen and others
Petitioner:
David Shad
Din Pen v. Kirstjen Nielsen et al
as 5:2018cv00551
Respondent:
David Marin, Kirstjen Nielsen, Jeff Sessions and others
Petitioner:
Din Pen
Hung Phi Nguyen v. Kirstjen Nielsen et al
as 5:2018cv00553
Respondent:
David Marin, Kirstjen Nielsen, Jeff Sessions and others
Petitioner:
Hung Phi Nguyen
Sompathana Nobouphasavanh v. Kirstjen Nielsen et al
as 5:2018cv00552
Respondent:
David Marin, Kirstjen Nielsen, Jeff Sessions and others
Petitioner:
Sompathana Nobouphasavanh
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