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  1. Administration seeks highest court review of a regulatory case while D. John Sauer argues against the need for permitting requirements.

The Supreme Court reviews a challenge to the immigrant verification system, specifically regarding SAVE updates, with D. John Sauer arguing the case.

13 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 25
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The Supreme Court reviews a challenge to the immigrant verification system, specifically regarding SAVE updates, with D. John Sauer arguing the case.

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supreme courtD. John SauerJohn Roberts

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  1. Roberts and Sauer argue the legality of SAVE updates in a Supreme Court case.1 source
  2. D. John Sauer and the Supreme Court are involved in a filing to revive database rules for voter eligibility.1 source

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