| Gay Man from Kenya Sues
Kristi Noem Now Seeks TRO Against
Credible Fear Interview
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
Nov 5 – A gay Kenyan man who
fled to the US and was paroled
by border officer during the
Biden Administration is now
suing Kristi Noem, represented
by the Davis Polk law firm.
The lawsuit
was filed on November 5 in the
U.S. District Court for the
Southern District of New York,
which Inner City Press closely
covers.
S.W., as
the plaintiff is referred to,
received a letter that he
faces an Order of Expedited
Removal. He has worked at
Macy's and is currently a
student at BMCC, living in The
Bronx.
He alleges
a violation of the APA.
On November 6,
along with seeking sealing,
his lawyers asked now-assigned
Judge P. Kevin Castel for a
TRO restraining DHS and ICE
from requiring Plaintiff to
undergo a credible fear
interview pending this
litigation, and from detaining
Plaintiff absent a
pre-detention hearing,
The case is S.W.
v. Noem, et al., 1:25-cv-9264
(Castel)
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