Missouri Map Rematch, BC Sues OpenAI, Visa Caps Blocked & Court AI Rules: Week of Sep 22
Missouri’s map fight returns toward SCOTUS, B.C. sues OpenAI over alleged ChatGPT warning failures, courts block visa caps and reshape third-country removals, the Ninth Circuit narrows DMCA AI claims, and the judiciary keeps writing AI rules for chambers.
Better Call Claude Briefing — Week of Sep 22, 2026
A midterms map fight heads back toward the justices, a Canadian province takes OpenAI to federal court over alleged failure to warn about violent chats, immigration rules get stopped at the courthouse door, and the federal judiciary keeps writing the playbook for AI in chambers. General news roundup only — not legal advice.
1) Eighth Circuit revives Missouri’s Trump-backed map — SCOTUS still has the last word
2) British Columbia sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over school-shooting ChatGPT chats
3) Judge blocks DHS caps on how long foreign students and journalists can stay
4) First Circuit tightens third-country deportation process
5) Ninth Circuit: no DMCA claim for GitHub Copilot / Codex “missing” attribution
6) Federal judiciary keeps building AI guidance for courts
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