Complaint alleging that defendant officials misallocated immigrant visas to eligible applicants during prior years was properly dismissed as moot, because no authority allows visa numbers from previous years to be recaptured and allocated during the current year. District court did not err in dismissing claims for prospective relief, when plaintiffs sought to require defendants to make copies of waiting lists for visas publicly available, and to waive the fees for plaintiffs to renew their employment authorizations while waiting for immigrant visa numbers, and there was no allegation that defendants were required by law to take those discrete actions.
Li v. Kerry - filed March 20, 2013
Cite as 11-35412
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