United States Second Circuit
Paidi v. Mills, 10-4397
In a case involving a state regulatory scheme that seeks to prohibit some legally admitted aliens from working, brought by a group of nonimmigrant aliens who have been authorized by the federal government to reside and work as pharmacists in the US, the District Court's summary judgment order is affirmed, which enjoins defendants from applying or enforcing against plaintiffs New York Education Law section 6805(1)(6), the requirement that only U.S. Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents (LPR) are eligible to obtain a pharmacist's license in New York.
Appellate Information
- Decided 07/10/2012
- Published 07/10/2012
Judges
- WESLEY
Court
- United States Second Circuit