美国联邦地区法官朱莉娅·科比克出席了2025年9月17日在马萨诸塞州波士顿联邦法院举行的美国联邦地区法官布莱恩·墨菲就职典礼。
U.S. District Court Judge Julia Kobick attends the Investiture Ceremony for U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, at the federal courthouse in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S., September 17, 2025.
波士顿，10月27日电——一名联邦法官周二暂时阻止了美国总统唐纳德·特朗普政府实施一项新规，该新规将难民对取消其合法身份的决定提出异议的时间从30天缩短至10天。
BOSTON, Oct 27 - A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked US President Donald Trump's administration from implementing a new rule that would cut the amount of time refugees have to contest decisions to strip them of their legal status to 10 days from 30 days.
波士顿的美国联邦地区法官朱莉娅·科比克发布了一项命令，将美国公民及移民服务局（USCIS）于10月14日发布的该规则暂停执行至11月6日。难民权益团体作为周一提起的诉讼的一部分申请了该命令，该诉讼挑战该规则以及一项对难民进行更广泛审查的计划。科比克表示，应暂停执行USCIS规则以维持现状，直到案件能由另一位同事法官审理。代表原告的律师、捍卫民主组织的埃雷兹·鲁维尼表示，该裁决“为已经面临终止身份通知的人们提供了有意义的保护”。
US District Judge Julia Kobick in Boston issued an order that through November 6 puts on hold the rule issued by US Citizenship and Immigration Services on October 14 Refugee advocacy groups sought the order as part of a lawsuit filed on Monday challenging the rule and a plan for a broader review of refugees Kobick said the USCIS rule should be put on hold to preserve the status quo until the case could be heard by a colleague Erez Reuveni of Democracy Forward, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said the decision "provides meaningful protection for people who were already facing termination notices"
监管USCIS的美国国土安全部未回应置评请求。国土安全部此前估计，新规将影响多达18.6万名难民。
The US Department of Homeland Security, which oversees USCIS, did not respond to a request for comment DHS had estimated the new rule would affect as many as 186,000 refugees