Judge blocks Trump immigration policy allowing arrests in churches for some religious groups
- A federal judge blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement from enforcing policies allowing arrests in houses of worship for certain religious groups, according to U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang's ruling.
- The court ruling affects Quaker congregations and a Sikh temple while lawsuits against the Trump administration continue.
- Plaintiffs' attorney stated that the Trump administration's directive has 'chilled' participation in worship, harming congregations.
- Judge Chuang noted that the Department of Homeland Security provided no evidence showing how blocking the policy would adversely affect its interests.
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Nashville organization teams up with religious leaders to protect immigrants
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — As President Donald Trump's administration proceeds with deportations, one Nashville group is working to protect immigrants at places of worship. They are not doing it alone; religious leaders are at the heart of this conversation. In January, Trump declared a national emergency and issued several executive orders on immigration — including "enhanced vetting" of visa applicants, redefining birthright citizenship, enhanc…


Judge blocks policy permitting ICE arrests at some places of worship
WASHINGTON (OSV News) — A federal judge in Maryland has halted a Trump administration policy rescinding long-standing restrictions on Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from making arrests at what are seen as sensitive locations, including houses of worship, schools and hospitals. The Feb. 24 ruling came down on the side of a group of faith communities who sued in response to the policy. U.S. District Judge Theodore Chuang’s action means…
Obama-appointed judge blocks ICE raids at certain places of worship, defying Trump administration
A coalition of religious groups successfully halted new rules under the Trump administration that allowed federal officials to enter houses of worship in order to enforce immigration laws.
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