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Filed on behalf of
The Haitian Bridge Alliance and individuals who have filed an application to sponsor a beneficiary of humanitarian parole or have received humanitarian parole
In response to the Trump administration's efforts to
Case Number
1:25-cv-10495
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Filed
February 28, 2025
U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts
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Preliminary Injunction
Granted
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Summary
The plaintiffs in this case are the Haitian Bridge Alliance and a group of individuals who have either filed an application to sponsor a beneficiary of humanitarian parole or have received humanitarian parole. The plaintiffs have sued the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), challenging Executive Order 14165, which directed DHS to terminate all humanitarian parole programs. The plaintiffs argue that the Executive Order violates the plaintiffs' Fifth Amendment right to due process, as well as the Administrative Procedure Act. On April 18, the defendants appealed the stay of parole terminations to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, which denied the appeal. The defendants then appealed to the Supreme Court, which granted defendants' appeal.
Plaintiffs
Haitian Bridge Alliance Svitlana Doe Maksym Doe Maria Doe Alejandro Doe Armando Doe Ana Doe Carlos Doe Miguel Doe Andrea Doe Lucia Doe Daniel Doe Omar Doe Sandra Mcanany Kyle Varner Wilhen Pierre Victor Gabriela Doe Norma Lorena Dus Valentin Roasles Tabares Marim Doe Adolfo Gonzalez, Jr. Aleksandra Doe Teresa Doe Rosa Doe
Plaintiffs' Counsel
Justice Action Center Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP Human Rights First Law Office of Justin B. Cox
Defendants
Secretary Kristi Noem Acting Director Todd Lyons Acting Commissioner Pete R. Flores Acting Director Kika Scott President Donald J. Trump

Documents

Respondents’ Brief
Doe v. Noem - Brief (USCA)
June 25, 2025
Other
Doe v. Noem - Opposition to Application to Stay (SCOTUS)
May 15, 2025