Judge Rules Administration Can Deport Members of Terrorist Groups

She just requires that appropriate notice be given to deportees. District Judge Stephanie Haines ruled that President Trump’s administration has the authority to deport members of Tren de…

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Congressman Asks Federal Court to Dismiss Bribery Indictment

 Attorneys cite violations to Speech or Debate Cause. Attorneys for Representative Henry Cuellar of Texas filed a request last week with the Southern Texas U.S. District Court, requesting…

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D.C. Circuit Court Issues Stay on VOA Reinstatement

The panel ruled that the government is likely to succeed in the case. A panel of the District of Columbia U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has stayed an…

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Judge Rules Criminal Aliens Cannot Be Deported Under Alien Enemies Act

The decision is the first legal judgment regarding the use of the act. On Friday, Judge Fernando Rodriguez blocked President Trump’s administration from using the Alien Enemies Act…

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Federal Judge Finds Apple in Violation of Court Order

She moves to hold Apple in contempt for maintaining exclusive in-app transactions. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers held Apple in contempt last week, ruling that the company had…

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DOT Repeals Emissions Rule Affecting Highway Projects

The transportation secretary announced a rollback of a greenhouse measure, citing cost and legal concerns. The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) has officially repealed a greenhouse gas emissions…

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Judge Orders Administration to Restore Voice of America

The order requires the return of employees who were fired or placed on leave. District Judge Royce Lamberth ruled this week that President Trump’s administration must restore funding…

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FBI Arrests Wisconsin Judge For Obstructing ICE Operation

The attorney general responded to this and the NM judge who attempted to shield illegal immigrants from deportation. FBI Director Kash Patel announced that his agency has arrested…

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Supreme Court to Hear Rare May Oral Arguments on Birthright Citizenship Restriction

Takes on in-person emergency filing against president’s executive order. The Supreme Court has scheduled a rare May oral argument, extending its usual October to April argument season to…

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Federal Judge Pauses CFPB Mass Firings

She expressed concern over the president’s administration’s attempt to dismantle the bureau. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson paused the effort of President Donald Trump’s administration to implement mass…

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