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A Florida federal judge has ordered federal immigration authorities to return two deported U.S. citizen children. The children were deported to Guatemala with their mother.
Maryland has accused ICE of unlawfully refusing to provide records on detention conditions at a Baltimore immigrant holding facility. The state is demanding the release of information on the center,…
A South Carolina federal judge has declined to block a U.S. Department of Labor administrative enforcement action. The company is accused of underpaying foreign agricultural workers.
The Washington State Department of Health said a contractor's attempts to escape an evidentiary hearing showed the company cannot defend its jurisdictional claims in a lawsuit over access to an…
The 9th Circuit Court reviews its stay policy, which may impact immigration cases.
The US Supreme Court's decision in GEO Group v. Menocal sets new limits on government contractor immunity. Contractors can no longer routinely assert their immunity.
A federal judge in D.C. is seeking more information on ICE's compliance with an arrest order. The court is considering a motion to enforce an injunction limiting warrantless immigration arrests.
The 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a Colorado court's visa reclassification ruling. The decision affects foreign-born citizens whose parents became naturalized US citizens.
A US court has denied the government's bid to lift sanctions for targeting pro-Palestinian protesters. The ruling was made in response to the government's unconstitutional conduct.
Democrats discuss judge security at a judiciary gathering. The federal judiciary administrator voiced concerns over threats to judges.
The Washington state Senate has passed a bill prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their faces while interacting with the public, making the state one of many to consider such…
Attorneys for a class of Venezuelans deported last March under the Alien Enemies Act said all but one of the 91 deportees they've contacted so far want to proceed with a challenge to their…
Former military lawyers criticize the appointment of military attorneys to US Attorney's offices, which may undermine democratic norms.
A Minnesota federal judge ruled that Minneapolis-area residents who claim immigration officers unlawfully stopped and arrested them based on racial profiling aren't entitled to a preliminary…
The US Supreme Court's decision in Learning Resources v. Trump may have a significant impact on immigration policy. Attorneys believe this ruling will provide guidance to lower courts on how to…
The Department of State has published a list of sanctioned individuals, which may impact immigration and corporate cases.
The U.S. government has introduced new rules allowing immigration authorities to detain migrants lacking permanent status. This may affect many migrants living in the U.S.
A Michigan couple has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating a large-scale immigration scheme. This case highlights the importance of compliance for employers.
Ndiaga Diagne, a naturalized US citizen, was identified as the Austin shooter. Questions arise about his immigration status and naturalization process. How was he able to remain in the US after his…
The Austin shooter was killed by police, but what if he had survived? Could he have been denaturalized? The answer is complex.
A Minnesota federal judge agreed to reconsider an El Salvador man's habeas petition. It was previously denied after 'utterly meaningless and false' assurances from government officials.
A Maryland federal judge has ordered ICE to improve detention conditions. The ruling is due to poor conditions in these facilities.
A Salvadoran national who was released after being detained without a bond hearing is demanding that the federal government respond to his lawsuit. The Colorado court is considering the case.
A coalition of cities and counties is seeking to expand an injunction against federal grant conditions. A California federal court is hearing the case.
A federal judge in Washington has blocked a new rule that changes how immigration authorities review cases. The changes were set to take effect, but the judge ruled they don't meet Administrative…
A Texas federal judge has ordered the release of a detained noncitizen, finding violations of their constitutional rights. The decision highlights the limits of a recent Fifth Circuit ruling,…
US legal services groups are challenging the Trump administration's rule to limit immigration appeals. They are asking a DC federal judge to block this rule.
A Minnesota federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from arresting and detaining refugees who have not yet received green cards. The policy raises serious constitutional concerns and…
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