Judge Boasberg found “probable cause” to hold the administration in contempt for not returning planes containing deportees last month. President Donald Trump’s administration requested that the D.C. Circuit…
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Supreme Court Reverses District Court Order to Rehire of Federal Employees
District judge had ordered thousands of probationary workers be rehired as a lawsuit plays out. The Supreme Court reversed a lower court’s order to rehire thousands of fired…
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Supreme Court Allows Deportations Under Alien Enemies Act
The justices indicated that reviews of removals should be reviewed in the appropriate venue. The Supreme Court vacated the temporary restraining orders that D.C. District Judge Boasberg placed…
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Senator Calls for Investigation of District Judge
Judge Boasberg was not the emergency assignment judge for the Tren de Aragua case he took. Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri announced an investigation into case assignments for…
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Circuit Court Reverses Firing of Two Federal Employees
Independent agency heads are temporarily ordered to be reinstated. The District of Columbia U.S. Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that approved the firing of two…
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President’s Executive Order Establishes Task Force for D.C.
The group will oversee graffiti cleaning and monuments preservation, as well as aid law enforcement with deportations. President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week that establishes…
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White House Responds to Judge Ordering Deportation Flight Return
The administration maintains that district judges have no jurisdiction over the president’s foreign affairs decisions. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt denied claims that President Trump’s administration defied…
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Federal Judge Rules DOGE May Access Education Department Systems
He stated that the student group’s lawsuit was based on speculation. Judge Randolph Moss of the District of Columbia U.S. District Court rejected a student group’s attempt to…
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Secret Service Fires on Suspects Outside Treasury Secretary’s Home
District of Columbia police are investigating the incident. The Secret Service fired on suspects who approached Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s home in the early morning hours on Tuesday.…
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DC District Court Dismisses Case Against FEC
The plaintiffs alleged violations of the FECA Act in the 2016 election. The District Court for the District of Columbia granted the Federal Election Commission (FEC) request to…
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