US EditionJudges Overwhelmingly Reject Trump’s Mass Detention
Federal courts in at least 35 states ruled against the policy in over 700 cases, including decisions by 23 judges appointed by Trump, citing likely legal violations.
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Trump DHS faces growing opposition from 'exasperated' judges he appointed
President Donald Trump's policies cracking down on undocumented immigrants by ramping up ICE authorities are facing sustained and growing push back from judges, according to a new analysis from Politico, including several that were appointed by him.Politico's reporting on Friday concerned a policy Trump instituted back in July, calling for all individuals facing deportation proceedings to be jailed without the possibility of seeking a release. T…
Judges Overwhelmingly Reject Trump’s Mass Detention
Politico: “At least 225 judges have ruled in more than 700 cases that the administration’s new policy, which also deprives people of an opportunity to seek release from an immigration court, is a likely violation of law and the right to due process.” “Those judges were appointed by all modern presidents — including 23 by Trump himself — and hail from at least 35 states… The number of judges opposing the administration’s position has more than do…
US President Donald Trump is losing control even over “his” judges. More than 220 federal judges from 35 states have already declared illegal the new policy of mass detentions and deportations of migrants, which the White House introduced immediately after the inauguration, writes Politico. It is striking that at least 20 judges, personally appointed by Trump during the first and second terms, sided with the migrants. Across the country, more th…
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