Sandra Stone, as Independent of the Estate of James E. Stone v. Charline Langford

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• noting that an Attorney General decision in 31 1964 “collected authorities indicating that it is the totality of circumstances that must be considered in order to determine whether ‘the burden of supporting the alien is likely to be cast on the public’” (citation omitted)
• noting the first use in the Immigration Act of 1882
• “Organizations can demonstrate organizational standing by showing that the Rule will cause them to lose a substantial amount of funding. For standing 26 purposes, a loss of even a small amount of money is ordinarily an injury.” (quoting E. Bay Sanctuary, 932 F.3d at 767)
• affirming preliminary injunctions, but with a limited scope

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