Maine State Building & Construction Trades Council v. United States Department of Labor

How courts have described this case

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• holding a challenge to H-2B visas was moot and not capable of repetition because plaintiffs had “not alleged any factual basis for the claim that they will be victimized by the same error ever again”
• “Bromides about the American worker’s potential for future job losses are unavailing without some concrete allegations that the Government is likely to repeat its miscalculation of the prevailing wage rate by using the wrong standard.”

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