DC Circuit Sides with Religious Groups in Fight to Block ICE Church Raids
The 2-1 ruling found 27 Christian and Jewish groups likely have standing, but it left immigration agents free to operate at houses of worship.
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Appeals Court Deals Trump Blow in Immigration Fight Over Churches
A federal court dealt a blow to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement agenda near houses of worship, allowing objecting religious groups to sue. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that religious organizations have standing to sue over the policy of allowing some immigration enforcement at churches and other religious institutions, in a case...
Trump DHS’s own boast used against it as court revives fight over ICE at churches
The Trump administration’s own promises to expand immigration enforcement helped shred its position Tuesday as a federal appeals court revived religious groups’ challenge to allowing ICE operations at houses of worship.In a 2-1 ruling, the D.C. Circuit found that 27 Christian and Jewish organizations likely have standing to sue over the rollback of longstanding protections.“If the Mayorkas Memo had as little effect as the dissent posits, the Adm…
DC Circuit sides with religious groups in fight to block ICE church raids
In a split decision, the appellate panel determined 27 Judeo-Christian groups had shown they would be harmed by ICE’s loosening of rules meant to only allow raids in the narrowest circumstances.
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