A federal judge in New York has rejected an effort by the Trump administration to set aside an injunction against its so-called public-charge rule, a proposal that would make more immigrants eligible for deportation, while its attorneys seek to have the measure upheld on appeal.
U.S. District Judge George B. Daniels of the Southern District of New York wrote in the decision handed down Monday that he was still unconvinced by the Trump administration’s arguments.
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