Pro-immigration groups sue DHS
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Immigration groups sue DHS over 'show me your papers' rule - Washington Examiner
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A coalition of pro-immigration organizations in the United States has sued the Trump administration over its requirement that millions of illegal immigrants in the country register with the federal government.
Failure to register or carry the registration card puts immigrants at risk of criminal and civil penalties, a new addition compared to years past .
The lawsuit alleges that the government published the rule without allowing the standard period for public comment.
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