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District Court, District of Columbia issued a decision in League of Women Voters v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, filed 2026-06-22, docket Civil Action No. 2025-3501. District-court decision in institutional litigation. It binds the parties, not the country. The court published no summary with this decision; read the opinion for its holding.
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District Court, District of Columbia issued a decision in League of Women Voters v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, filed 2026-07-08, docket Civil Action No. 2025-3501. District-court decision in institutional litigation. It binds the parties, not the country. The court published no summary with this decision; read the opinion for its holding.
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