A Massachusetts federal judge hearing a challenge to the Trump administration's policy of detaining unauthorized immigrants without bond during removal proceedings said Wednesday she is "inclined to wait" to issue a ruling until appellate courts weigh in.
Colorado ACLU-backed plaintiffs told a federal judge the Trump administration has repeatedly flouted a preliminary injunction that was meant to block U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from making unlawful warrantless arrests in the state.
The two deadly incidents come on the heels of ICE Houston arresting 21 criminal illegal aliens convicted of intoxicated manslaughter and 243 aliens convicted of three or more DWIs during President Trump’s first year back in office.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday restrained federal courts' ability to review determinations from the Board of Immigration Appeals over whether the past mistreatment of asylum seekers constitutes persecution, saying courts must apply a deferential substantial evidence review to the board's judgment.
Dozens of Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday asked a federal watchdog to investigate whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security restarted a program to buy location data on Americans without warrants.
New York and New Jersey's federal lawsuit challenging a freeze on Gateway Tunnel funding must be dismissed because it falls within the exclusive jurisdiction of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, the U.S. Department of Transportation argued to the Second Circuit on Tuesday.
Republicans are putting pressure on Democrats to support funding for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security amid escalating tensions with Iran.
A taxpayer group challenging the legality of a deal allowing the Internal Revenue Service to share taxpayer location information with immigration authorities asked the D.C. Circuit to remand part of the case to investigate the IRS' admission that it improperly shared addresses under the agreement.
The U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump has shrugged off long-standing prosecutorial policies against publicizing criminal probes in their early stages and disparaging the targets, an "unusual" and "troubling" development that threatens the integrity of investigations, grand jury proceedings and the right to a fair trial, experts tell Law360.
The New York City Bar Association’s recently issued formal opinion, providing ethical guidance on artificial intelligence-assisted recording, transcription and summarization, raises immediate questions about data governance and e-discovery for companies that use Microsoft 365 and Copilot, say Staci Kaliner, Martin Tully and John Collins at Redgrave.