US EditionFederal judge drops contempt charge against ICE agent in Boston arrest
- A federal judge dismissed a contempt case against an ICE agent following a controversial arrest in Boston.
- U.S. District Judge William Young dismissed the case after Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell agreed with U.S. Attorney Leah Foley to vacate the contempt order.
- U.S. Attorney Leah Foley stated there was no legal basis to hold federal officers in contempt for their duties.
- Ryan Sullivan, an attorney for Martell-Lebron, criticized the judge's decision, while Suffolk County District Attorney Kevin Hayden condemned the ICE arrest outside the court.
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Inside the Mind of an ICE Agent
Quick update: Yesterday it was reported Cory Booker is joining Chris Van Hollen in going to El Salvador. John Lewis would be proud. This is good trouble; necessary trouble.1. ChoicesI haven’t been able to stop thinking about this woman:She’s one of the agents who arrested Tufts grad student Rumeysa Öztürk last month. The raid was headed by ICE, but it’s unclear what agency this woman works for.If you watch the video, this female agent comes in t…
The Department of Justice indicated in its motion that the officers identified themselves and told Martell-Lebron to stop before arresting him.
Federal judge tosses contempt finding of ICE agent who arrested man midtrial in Boston
A federal judge dismissed a Boston judge’s contempt ruling against a federal immigration agent who arrested a man in the middle of his trial last month. The ruling was filed by Judge William G. Young on Monday, ending a weeks-long skirmish over Immigration Customs and Enforcement’s (ICE) actions that set off a very public rift between the Suffolk District Attorney Kevin Hayden, Boston Municipal Court Judge Mark Summerville and U.S. Attorney of M…
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