The plaintiffs might be able to score another point in the legal battle pitting 26 states, led by Texas, against the Obama administration over its changes to immigration procedures.
A federal judge issued a terse order that called for U.S. Department of Justice lawyers to be “prepared to fully explain” alleged discrepancies in its representations about when it started processing certain immigration applications. The judge has scheduled a March 19 hearing on the matter.
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