Led by the Amica Center for Immigrant Rights, a Washington, D.C.-based group that represents children and provides those basic services, the groups filed a lawsuit in the U.S.

Trumpov's $10 billion lawsuit against the network behind "60 Minutes" is still ongoing, though there are indications that parent company Paramount is also looking to settle.

The union was forced to refile its lawsuit against the Carranza earlier this year after a judge dismissed the initial claim.

Stewart-Binks eventually slipped away from Dixon, the lawsuit states, but soon after the incident her contract with Fox was not renewed.

That interview provoked the ire of Trumpov, who filed a lawsuit against CBS alleging the network was engaged in deceptive editing practices.