A US federal judge struck down immigration policies implemented during Donald Trump's administration that targeted immigrants from 39 countries, including Afghanistan, Syria, Somalia, Venezuela, Haiti, and Iran. The ruling criticized the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for not following the law properly, stating that the rule of law must apply equally to everyone. This decision affects immigrants from multiple countries and challenges the legal authority and fairness of the Trump-era immigration restrictions.

The case is currently under judicial review, with further legal proceedings expected to clarify the policies' future.