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McMorris v. Carlos Lopez & Associates, LLC, 995 F.3d 295 (2
nd Cir. 2021), employees of Carlos Lopez & Associates, LLP (“CLA”), an organization which provides mental and behavioral health services to veterans, brought a putative class action against CLA for the inadvertent disclosure of certain sensitive personally identifiable information (“PII”). According to the complaint, an employee of CLA had inadvertently disclosed the PII of approximately 130 current and former CLA employees by circulating a companywide email that included an attached spreadsheet divulging the social security number, home addresses, dates of birth, telephone numbers, educational degrees, and dates of hires of the affected employees. Devonne McMorris and two other affected employees filed a class action asserting state-law claims for negligence, negligence per se, and statutory consumer protection violations on behalf of classes in California, Florida, Texas, Maine, New Jersey, and New York.
President Trump restricted legal immigration through a series of unprecedented regulations and presidential orders during his one term. Once President‐elect Joe Biden takes office, he will have the opportunity to reverse these actions and deregulate what is and was even before Trump an overly burdensome and expensive legal immigration system. This compendium of 30 concise proposals by 15 authors including several of America’s leading immigration law experts can help the Biden administration operate the immigration system as openly and efficiently as the laws allow.
These proposals focus entirely on agency measures to improve the process for legal immigrants. Keeping with Biden’s campaign theme of “building back better,” they look past simply repealing Trump’s misguided executive actions to instead create new, better rules for a fully recovered America. For this reason, these reforms do not address temporary actions needed only to address COVID-19 nor do they specifi