Democratic-led states and legal advocates are pushing back in court against recent Trump administration policies restricting visa and green card issuance, arguing the measures violate immigration laws and constitutional principles. Lawsuits claim the new rules undermine long-standing legal processes and disproportionately affect families and workers seeking permanent residency. Legal battles are unfolding as courts weigh whether the administration has overstepped its authority in reshaping immigration enforcement. The disputes highlight a growing clash between federal immigration policy and state-level resistance.
Courts and Democratic-led states mount legal challenges against Trump administration visa and green card limits.
