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Hanan et al v. USCIS et al
23-cv-02414
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The court held a teleconference on the case Hanan et al v. USCIS et al, which is related to the case Ali v. USCIS et al (3:24-cv-08657). The teleconference was held via Zoom. This event is a procedural step in the ongoing litigation.
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April 27, 2026
3:24-cv-08657 Ali v. USCIS et al
The court held a teleconference on the case Hanan et al v. USCIS et al, which is related to the case Ali v. USCIS et al (3:24-cv-08657). The teleconference was held via Zoom. This event is a procedural step in the ongoing litigation.
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April 27, 2026
0:26-cv-61240 ALZUGHAIBI v. USCIS et al
The court has been informed of a related case, 0:26-cv-61240 ALZUGHAIBI v. USCIS et al. This case is likely connected to the original case, Hanan et al v. The court's awareness of this case may impact the proceedings of the original case.
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April 27, 2026
8:24-cv-01414 James Doe v. USCIS et al
A Notice of Appearance or Withdrawal of Counsel was filed.
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April 27, 2026
4:23-cv-02414 Hanan et al v. USCIS et al
The court granted a motion to stay the proceedings in the case Hanan et al v. USCIS et al, pending the outcome of a related case. This means that the current case will be put on hold until the other case is resolved. The stay will allow the parties to conserve resources and avoid duplicating efforts.
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8:24-cv-01414 James Doe v. USCIS et al
Notice of Appearance or Withdrawal of Counsel (G-123) ( 22
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