Lawsuit Filed to Stop H4 EAD Rule!

Update (05/18/2015): Federal Court hearing on motion for preliminary injunction to stop implementation of the H-4 EAD rule is scheduled on 05/21/2015. Stay Tuned for more updates.

A lawsuit has been filed against DHS (Dept. of Homeland Security) by “Save Jobs USA” group on April 23rd, 2015 to stop H4 EAD rule.

“Save Jobs USA” is a group of computer workers who are ex-employees of Southern California Edison whose jobs were replace by H-1B workers. They formed Save Jobs USA group to address the issues American workers face from foreign labor entering the United States job market through various visa programs.

  • Read the Full Lawsuit Complaint Here.
  • Read the Full Motion for Preliminary Injunction Here.

Unless the court issues a priliminary injuction to stop implementation of this rule, the H4 EAD rule will still go into effect on May 26th.This motion is highly unlikely to succeed in the court.

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4 Comments on "Lawsuit Filed to Stop H4 EAD Rule!"

  1. Just_ thinking_out Loud | May 3, 2015 at 4:47 am | Reply

    “highly unlikely to succeed” That is only your opinion, many think it is highly likely to succeed, as the Executive branch does not make laws, it’s only right is veto and enforce them. This is a new law, granting work permits to many, as such it needs to come from congress. This is the Constitution

    • Those ‘Permits to Many’ are not beggars they are in queue to get LPR through their hard work and qualification. Sooner or later they will catch up and get LPR.
      Till then Keep crushing their Human Rights in Great Apple , but please don’t pretend fairness, USA is going to be next middle east for High skill immigrants, as middle east for low skill labor.

      • The executive branch can not make new law or change existing law, only congress has the right to make law. Adding 200+ plus job permit to a visa that currently does not permit it changes the law, only congress can do this, and they have not.

        You have the option to apply for a H1B job

    • Microsoft could not hire many in Redmond, so they opened an office in Vancouver… uh-oh.. what will congress do now ?

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