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Lawyers tackles challenges in Trump administration's interpretation of immigration law
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An immigration attorney in North Dakota navigates shifting Trump-era policies that, according to him, make it more challenging to represent clients in immigration court. Many of his clients face the possibility of detention despite entering lawfully. NBC News' Valerie Castro reports.July 23, 2026
