Giselle Enchill

/In the news

• Idaho Capital Sun |

  Judge extends temporary block, preventing Idaho from verifying immigration status for HIV program

  This article covers a judge’s extension of a temporary restraining order in a lawsuit over a new Idaho state law that would impose immigrant verification requirements in programs that are not restricted under federal laws, including access to food pantries and soup kitchens, prenatal and postnatal care, and vaccines and life-saving medications to treat communicable diseases such as HIV. An NP team led by Los Angeles partner and Intellectual Property practice group leader Seth Levy joined the ACLU of Idaho, the National Immigration Law Center (NILC), and Ramirez-Smith Law in filing the lawsuit. The NP team also includes Washington, DC Complex Disputes partner Brian Whittaker; Intellectual Property associates Vince Capati and Jackie Relatores of Los Angeles, and Alvaro Dominguez of Chicago; Washington, DC summer associate Tanner Whitesell; and Washington, DC Complex Disputes senior paralegal Giselle Enchill.

  July 15, 2025
• Idaho Statesman

  Idaho law would block medication for some immigrants. Here’s what a judge said.

  The following article covers a lawsuit filed against Idaho health and government officials over a new state law that would impose immigrant verification requirements in programs that are not restricted under federal laws, including access to food pantries and soup kitchens, prenatal and postnatal care, and vaccines and life-saving medications to treat communicable diseases such as HIV. A NP team led by Los Angeles partner and Intellectual Property practice group leader Seth Levy joined the ACLU of Idaho, the National Immigration Law Center (NILC), and Ramirez-Smith Law in filing the lawsuit. The NP team also includes Washington, DC Complex Disputes partner Brian Whittaker; Intellectual Property associates Vince Capati and Jackie Relatores of Los Angeles, and Alvaro Dominguez of Chicago; Washington, DC summer associate Tanner Whitesell; and Washington, DC Complex Disputes senior paralegal Giselle Enchill. On Monday, a judge granted a temporary restraining order until a preliminary injunction hearing takes place on July 15. Additional coverage available upon request.

  June 30, 2025
• Associated Press

  Idaho doctor and patients sue over new law halting public benefits to immigrants in US unlawfully

  The following article covers a lawsuit filed against Idaho health and government officials over a new state law that would impose immigrant verification requirements in programs that are not restricted under federal laws, including access to food pantries and soup kitchens, prenatal and postnatal care, and vaccines and life-saving medications to treat communicable diseases such as HIV. A NP team led by Los Angeles partner and Intellectual Property practice group leader Seth Levy joined the ACLU of Idaho, the National Immigration Law Center (NILC), and Ramirez-Smith Law in filing the lawsuit. The NP team also includes Washington, DC Complex Disputes partner Brian Whittaker; Intellectual Property associates Vince Capati and Jackie Relatores of Los Angeles, and Alvaro Dominguez of Chicago; Washington, DC summer associate Tanner Whitesell; and Washington, DC Complex Disputes senior paralegal Giselle Enchill. On Monday, a judge granted a temporary restraining order until a preliminary injunction hearing takes place on July 15. Additional coverage available upon request.

  June 27, 2025