The Second Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order today denying the government’s request for a stay of the preliminary injunction blocking a Department of Homeland Security rule that would dramatically change the rules on “public charge” from going into effect, according to CBS News.

The ruling upholds the only nationwide injunction protecting low-income clients from the destructive policy. The lawsuit, Make the Road New York v. Cuccinelli, was filed by the Center for Constitutional Rights, The Legal Aid Society, and Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP on behalf of Make the Road New York, African Services Committee, Asian American Federation, Catholic Charities Community Services, and Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC).

“Today, the court rejected the Trump administration’s claims that it cannot wait to implement its dangerous and discriminatory ‘public charge’ policy change,” reads a statement from the litigation team. “We are pleased that the Second Circuit upheld Judge Daniels’ decision, which is grounded in the clear intent of Congress and the consistent history of the Immigration and Nationality Act. We look forward to continuing our fight in court until a final decision is reached on the legality of the rule change, and we are thrilled that immigrants across the country remain protected.”