A coalition, including Charity Clark, is suing over a policy allowing broad access to sensitive data involving DHS and the Administration for Children and Families.
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A coalition, including Charity Clark, is suing over a policy allowing broad access to sensitive data involving DHS and the Administration for Children and Families.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A coalition of states is challenging the new public charge rule.Sub-event
- Nonprofit organizations are challenging federal policies regarding the usage of sensitive data.Sub-event
- Attorney General Rob Bonta challenges a data-sharing policy concerning the Administration for Children and Families, alleging violations of the APA and US Constitution.Sub-event
Coalition sues over policy allowing broad access to sensitive data involving DHS.1 source
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Charity Clark
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DHS
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Related events
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- The Wisconsin Department of Justice sued the Trump administration over data demands, which also involved DHS.