A recent development in US immigration policy has been reported. Two federal judges made a ruling on Friday, according to information from Reuters. The decision involves migrants from certain countries.
It is known that the countries affected are South Sudan and Myanmar. Further details on this ruling are available from the source, the Galveston County Daily News, which cites a report by Nate Raymond of Reuters on August 7.
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