DHS Issues Terminations of Temporary Protected Status for 7 Nations

The “limited relief” from the agency allows time for lower courts to align U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services issued notices to Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) users…

Read More

Federal Judge Blocks Virginia’s ICE Mask Ban

The judge stated that the Justice Department is likely to win the lawsuit against the anti-mask legislation. U.S. District Judge Robert Payne issued a preliminary injunction blocking a…

Read More

Circuit Court Upholds DHS Expansion of Expedited Deportations

A district court had placed a stay on the expansion, citing a violation of due process. A divided panel of the District of Columbia U.S. Court of Appeals…

Read More

U.S. Postmaster Announces Proposal Restricting Mail-In Ballot Delivery

The Postal Service would not deliver ballots in states that refuse to submit voter rolls to the federal government for review. Postmaster General David Steiner discussed a proposed…

Read More

Supreme Court Allows Alabama to Use 2023 Map for Midterms

The lower court’s injunction is stayed while the case against the redistricted map proceeds. The U.S. Supreme Court issued an order allowing the state of Alabama to use…

Read More

Justice Department Ends Anti-Weaponization Fund after Judge’s Ruling

President Trump met with House Speaker Mike Johnson about the fund that would have compensated victims of government weaponization and lawfare. The Department of Justice halted the creation…

Read More

Federal Judge Declines to Block President’s Election Security Order

The order sought to require voter identification and delivery of ballots to only U.S. citizens. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols declined an emergency request to block President Donald…

Read More

Justice Department Asks Court to Permit White House Ballroom Construction

The court filing highlighted the recent shooting at a White House checkpoint. The Department of Justice filed a request with the court to allow the construction of President…

Read More

Appellate Court Rules White House Ballroom Construction May Continue

The circuit panel lifted the block on the project and sent the case back to the district court for review. The District of Columbia U.S. Circuit Court of…

Read More

Supreme Court Upholds Rejection of OH Primary Candidate 

The district judge ruled that the First Amendment is not sufficient grounds to stand on. The Supreme Court refused to block the removal of congressional candidate Samuel Ronan…

Read More
Back to top
FE3