Current stage: Filed
The plaintiffs filed a federal complaint seeking declaratory and injunctive relief challenging USCIS’s nationality‑based “Benefits Hold” (PM-602-0192, PM-602-0194, and PA-2025-26), asking the court to vacate or enjoin application of those memoranda to their pending I-765s and to compel adjudication. The clerk has issued summonses to the named federal defendants with a 60‑day notation, but there are no court rulings, service entries, or other judicial orders on the docket yet.
Deadlines, hearings, and court-ordered dates from this docket
The docket entry indicates a 60-day period applies to the listed defendants; counting from the entry date (2026-05-19), that period falls on 2026-07-18.
Extracted from court filings. Check linked sources for official deadlines.
May 19, 2026
The clerk issued summonses directed to Joseph B. Edlow, Markwayne Mullin, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, United States Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. Attorney, and the U.S. Attorney General, with “60 days” specified as to those recipients; the exact procedural effect of the “60 days” notation is not explained in the entry.
May 15, 2026
The plaintiffs filed a Complaint for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief against all defendants challenging USCIS’s nationality-based “Benefits Hold” (PM-602-0192, PM-602-0194, and PA-2025-26) that withholds final adjudication of certain Forms I-765. They seek vacatur or an injunction barring application of the memoranda to their I-765s, an order compelling adjudication of their pending I-765s within 30 days (with conditional 7‑day notice and 14‑day completion timelines if fingerprint checks prevent adjudication), attorneys’ fees, and alternative mandamus relief.