Federal judge says local police must follow order to halt enforcement of Florida immigration law
- Federal Judge Jennifer L. Thurston barred Border Patrol agents from warrantless arrests in Eastern California on Tuesday.
- The ruling followed a lawsuit after agents swept up dozens of people in January.
- The American Civil Liberties Union claimed agents unconstitutionally detained farmworkers and coerced them into signing departure papers.
- Judge Thurston wrote that agents "violated well-established constitutional rights."
- The judge also requires the Border Patrol to report warrantless detentions every 60 days.
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Federal judge hears arguments about Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office immigration policy
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is going up against Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson. Murrill wants the Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office to cooperate with ICE to detain illegal immigrants. "Hopefully we could find a way to best balance both the state law and the constitutional rights of people," said Al Otro Lado Staff Attorney Jeremy Jong. "I think we'll be on our way to dissolving this consent decree, just like th…
Florida Immigration Law Faces Legal Showdown After Federal Judge Rebukes AG’s Defiance
Florida’s immigration crackdown law is now caught in a legal crossfire between a federal judge and the state’s top legal office. A judge says her court order blocking the law applies statewide, even as the attorney general advises law enforcement otherwise, creating a growing constitutional standoff. Key Facts: U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams plans to issue a preliminary injunction blocking Florida’s new immigration law. The law makes it …
Federal judge orders local law enforcement to stop enforcing new immigration law
A federal judge in Florida said an order that blocks local police from enforcing a new state immigration law applied to all local agencies despite the state’s attorney general stating otherwise in a recent memo.
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