(HOUSTON) – A Texas state judge denied Attorney General Ken Paxton’s attempt to sue a Houston-based non-profit, according to an order entered on Friday. Today’s ruling prevents Paxton’s proposed lawsuit from moving forward and also denies Paxton’s request for a temporary injunction to shut down the non-profit.
Court Cases Immigrants’ Rights
MALDEF AND ALLIANT CREDIT UNION REACH CLASS-ACTION SETTLEMENT IN DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT
MALDEF MOVES TO BLOCK TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL’S EFFORT TO SHUT DOWN HOUSTON NON-PROFIT
MALDEF SUES ROCKET MORTGAGE FOR DISCRIMINATORY LENDING PRACTICES
MALDEF SUES UNIVERSITY CREDIT UNION FOR DISCRIMINATORY LENDING PRACTICES
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY SUED FOR DISCRIMINATING AGAINST IMMIGRANT POTENTIAL TENANTS
MALDEF SUES FLORIDA CREDIT UNION FOR UNLAWFULLY DENYING LOAN TO DACA RECIPIENT
MALDEF SUES CREDIT UNION FOR DISCRIMINATORY LENDING PRACTICES
MALDEF SUES MAN WHO LAUNCHED RACIST AND ANTI-IMMIGRANT TIRADE ON SANTA CLARITA STREET VENDOR
Immigrant Texans and Border Organization Sue to Block Extremist Anti-Immigrant State Law
Discover Agrees to Settle Class Action Lending Discrimination Suit Brought By DACA Recipients
MALDEF SETTLES DISCRIMINATION LAWSUIT WITH CALIFORNIA CREDIT UNION
LOS ANGELES – A federal judge has granted final approval to a class-action settlement between a class of credit applicants represented by MALDEF (Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund) and a California credit union that denied a DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipient a loan because of her immigration status.