This week, a federal judge will hear a class action lawsuit case aimed at stopping Gov. Larry Hogan s decision to halt unemployment benefits this Saturday.While Maryland unemployment COVID-19 benefits are set to end this Saturday, a judge s decision on Friday could change that. They can t pay their car payments. There are people s homes in foreclosure, said Sharon Black, of the Unemployed Workers Union.A push to keep the federal money coming to those unemployed due to the pandemic continues as the Unemployed Workers Union gathered outside of the circuit courthouse in downtown Baltimore with their pleas to the governor. This is a desperate time and we need action. The people that we work for need these benefits, said Alec Summerfield, attorney for the Unemployed Workers Union.The group filed a class-action lawsuit last Thursday, aiming to stop Hogan’s decision to halt unemployment benefits come Saturday.But in a last-minute move Wednesday, the governor s office confirmed the