Relief for immigrants as legal services restored after Trump-induced chaos

Asylum seekers and others have better access to their legal rights after a court temporarily lifts a stop-work order

Immigrants and asylum seekers caught up in Donald Trump's mass enforcement crackdown will at least have a better chance at knowing their legal rights - for now - after a court intervened to restore some vital advice services.

Last month, the federal government issued a stop-work order targeting programs that provide information and guidance to people facing deportation, via services such as independent legal help desks.