Trump Travel Ban Cannot Keep Asylum Seeker Relatives Apart, Judge Says
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Virginia Federal Court Strikes Down Travel Ban Rules Separating Afghan Asylees From Families - Tampa Free Press
A federal court in Virginia has ruled against the State Department, declaring that executive travel ban policies cannot be used to block the spouses and children of Afghan asylees from obtaining travel approval to join their families in the United States. In an order issued July 29, 2026, Judge Anthony J. Trenga of the U.S. […] Virginia Federal Court Strikes Down Travel Ban Rules Separating Afghan Asylees From Families
US Judge Rules Travel Ban Cannot Block Afghan Refugees’ Family Reunification
A US federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully applied its Afghan travel restrictions to the spouses and children of seven Afghan nationals who were granted asylum in the United States, a decision that could allow the affected families to move forward with reunification. US District Judge Anthony J. Trenga of the Eastern District of Virginia ruled in a case brought by seven Afghan families whose asylum status in the United…
A US federal judge has ruled that a travel ban to prevent family members of Afghan refugees from entering the United States is "illegal." The verdict was handed down on Wednesday (August 7) by Anthony J. Teranga, judge of the Alexandria Branch of the Federal Court of the Eastern District of Virginia issued. The court was held to hear the complaint of seven Afghan refugees. These are people who have been granted asylum and residency in the United…
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