US EditionCourt says Border Patrol official won’t have to brief judge on Chicago-area immigration sweeps
- On Friday, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted the government's petition for mandamus and stayed the order requiring Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino to report daily.
- U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis on her own motion issued daily-appearance orders after a temporary restraining order earlier this month, citing videos that raised doubts about TRO compliance amid Chicago-area protests.
- During a Tuesday witness session, Ellis ordered Gregory Bovino, Border Patrol Commander, to get a personal body camera and provide every use-of-force report since Operation Midway Blitz began.
- The appeals panel ruled that the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stayed Ellis's order two hours before Bovino's first scheduled appearance, saying it would intrude on Executive Branch decisions and infringe separation of powers.
- The litigation centers on the Broadview processing center as advocates have for months raised concerns about cramped, unsanitary conditions holding up to 200 people without counsel.
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“An Inquisitor Rather Than a Neutral Adjudicator”: Seventh Circuit Slams Judge Over ICE Order in Chicago
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit yesterday overturned a federal judge’s order requiring Immigration and Customs Enforcement Chief Greg Bovino to give daily immigration enforcement reports. In a stinging order, the panel found that U.S. District Judge Sara Ellis, an Obama appointee, had exceeded her powers and role as a federal judge in ordering the measures. Some of us expressed surprise at the Ellis order, whic…
“An Inquisitor Rather Than a Neutral Adjudicator”: Seventh Circuit Slams Judge Over ICE Order in Chicago – Jonathan Turley
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit yesterday overturned a federal judge’s order requiring Immigration and Customs Enforcement Chief Greg Bovino to give daily immigration enforcement reports.
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UpstractSeventh Circuit: District Court Order to Federal Immigration Official "Infringes on the Separation of Powers"
From today's order in In re Noem (7th Cir.): After the district court issued a temporary restraining order affecting some aspects of immigration-law enforcement in the Chicago area, the judge on her own motion entered a further order requiring Gregory Bovino, a Chief Patrol Agent at U.S. Customs and Border Protection, to appear in court at 5:45 p.m. every weekday "to report on the use of force activities for each day." The judge justified this o…
A federal appeals court overturned this Friday the order of an Illinois judge requiring Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino to provide daily reports to the court on the enforcement tactics of the U.S. Border Patrol...
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