The Brownsville, Texas, federal judge who presides in the immigration battle between Texas and 25 other states agreed to stay until at least Aug. 22 an order he issued last month requiring, among other things, five years of ethics training for U.S. Department of Justice lawyers.
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen of the Southern District of Texas agreed to stay his May 19 order in its entirety, which also effectively delayed the DOJ’s requirement to produce personally identifying data about some 50,000 undocumented immigrants who may have received waivers to work in this country. Hanen set a hearing for Aug. 22 to consider whether to lift the stay.
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