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USA seeks dismissal of Honduran national's lawsuit claiming damages for the year she was expelled during Covid

Summary by Madison - St. Clair Record
EAST ST. LOUIS - U.S. attorney Rachelle Crowe moved on Feb. 7 to dismiss a complaint of a person in Caseyville who claims the U.S. should have granted her asylum upon her illegal entry from Mexico on the 11th day of the lockdown.
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USA seeks dismissal of Honduran national's lawsuit claiming damages for the year she was expelled during Covid

EAST ST. LOUIS - U.S. attorney Rachelle Crowe moved on Feb. 7 to dismiss a complaint of a person in Caseyville who claims the U.S. should have granted her asylum upon her illegal entry from Mexico on the 11th day of the lockdown.

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Madison - St. Clair Record broke the news in on Friday, February 14, 2025.
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