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A federal judge based in New York has invalidated an immigration policy enacted during the Trump administration that froze the processing of visas originating from 75 countries. The ruling represents a significant legal setback for the administration’s approach to visa restrictions and international travel protocols.
The decision to vacate the policy marks a notable intervention by the judiciary into executive branch immigration matters. The judge’s action effectively resumes visa processing procedures that had been halted under the contested directive.
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