Members of Congress Sue President Trump's Administration over ICE Detention Oversight
UNITED STATES, JUL 31 – Twelve House Democrats filed a lawsuit challenging new ICE rules requiring a week's notice for visits, arguing it blocks real-time oversight of detention conditions, according to court filings.
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Colorado Rep. Joe Neguse, House Democrats sue Trump administration over access to immigration detention centers
U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse joined a dozen House Democrats on Wednesday in filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration over a new policy that limits congressional lawmakers’ access to federal immigration detention centers. Trump’s Department of Homeland Security recently implemented a rule requiring members of Congress to give seven days’ notice before visiting detention centers while limiting access to certain Immigration and Customs Enforcemen…
Twelve Democratic legislators filed a federal lawsuit this Wednesday against the administration of former President Donald Trump, having been prevented from conducting inspection visits to immigration detention centers. The legal action seeks to ensure that members of Congress can enter those facilities without prior notice. The lawsuit was filed in a federal court in the District of Columbia.
'We're going to court': Democrats sue ICE for blocking them from detention facilities
A dozen House Democrats who were barred from visiting immigration detention facilities sued the Trump administration on Wednesday. Rep. Dan Goldman, D-NY, joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Members of Congress sue President Trump's administration over ICE detention oversight
"This is a battle between the Trump administration's executive branch and Democratic members of Congress who say they're being stonewalled," KOAT legal expert John Day said.
House Democrats sue ICE for barring them from detention facilities - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — A dozen House Democrats who were barred from visiting immigration detention facilities sued the Trump administration on Wednesday, arguing that a new policy imposed by the Department of Homeland Security to limit lawmakers’ access was an illegal infringement on their ability to conduct congressional oversight.
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