Curtis Morrison pledges new litigation over DV-2027 nonimplementation.

Curtis MorrisonImmigration attorney and Red Eagle Law founder

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Curtis Morrison pledges further challenges to the State Department's failure to carry out the program.

“will be moving forward quickly with other litigation to challenge the State Department's failure to carry out the DV program.”

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Curtis Morrison announces further challenges to the diversity visa pausePost 2115959903550329032

Original post

Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Curtis Morrison reports the Ninth Circuit stayFirst post in three-post thread, 2115959619059400847

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Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Red Eagle Law announces new DV-2027 and DV-2028 lawsuitPost 2116970527357386894

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Where this statement fits

State Department has not opened DV-2027 registration; Red Eagle Law sues.

Red Eagle Law challenged the State Department's failure to open the DV-2027 registration period. A district court ordered registration to begin by November 1, 2026, but the Ninth Circuit stayed that injunction on October 29. The per curiam order said the firm had not shown a likelihood of success because it is outside the statute's zone of interests, and the court does not endorse the failure to open registration. Curtis Morrison pledged further litigation, and Red Eagle announced a new suit concerning DV-2027 and DV-2028 on November 1. Representative Keith Self welcomed the ruling and called for Congress to abolish the lottery. The court's stay and Self's policy endorsement address different questions.

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Original post

Curtis Morrison announces further challenges to the diversity visa pause (opens in a new tab)Post 2115959903550329032

About this source

The original post states the author's position; linked proceedings and policy proposals remain distinct.

Original post

Curtis Morrison reports the Ninth Circuit stay (opens in a new tab)First post in three-post thread, 2115959619059400847

About this source

The thread begins with the stay and its effect on registration; the third post announces the plan to challenge nonimplementation.

Original post

Red Eagle Law announces new DV-2027 and DV-2028 lawsuit (opens in a new tab)Post 2116970527357386894

About this source

The original post states the author's position; linked proceedings and policy proposals remain distinct.

Before the quotation

This is the third post in a three-post thread that begins by reporting the Ninth Circuit stay.

After the quotation

On November 1, Red Eagle Law announced it had filed a new action concerning DV-2027 and DV-2028.

How this statement is classified

Condemned

The label describes this statement's response within the context above.

Why this label?

He expressly contests the Department's failure to carry out the program and commits to further litigation.

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